A 23-day walk from Zimbabwe's southern border to the capital is drawing attention to the country's growing drug and substance abuse crisis with organisers hoping every kilometre covered will encourage more young people to choose recovery over addiction. The campaign, dubbed "Together We Rise, United We
By Kudzaishe Chimonera The Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) says vandalism of electricity infrastructure is escalating, with thieves now targeting aluminium components after the utility replaced copper equipment in an effort to curb theft. Speaking during a media briefing, ZETDC Regional Transmission Manager Engineer Cloud
Zanu PF says it has mobilised 50 buses and logistical support to transport Zimbabweans returning from South Africa as thousands flee the country ahead of anti-immigration protests that have raised fears of widespread xenophobic violence. The initiative, announced by Zanu PF Central Committee member and Special
By Rozvi Changamire As a practicing legal mind, I must first anchor this intervention in the bedrock of professional ethics. The Legal Practitioners Act and the strict tenets of the Law Society forbid any unsolicited angling for clients; let the record show that this piece is
By Anyway Yotamu KARIBA – Zimbabwe has recorded about 188 consecutive days without load shedding marking a significant improvement in electricity supply and signalling a major turnaround for the country's power sector. The Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) says the achievement has largely been driven by improved
Liquid Intelligent Technologies Zimbabwe has achieved the Microsoft Copilot Specialisation, a milestone that recognises the company’s expertise in deploying Microsoft’s AI-powered productivity solutions for enterprise customers. The specialisation is awarded to Microsoft partners that demonstrate technical capability, customer success and proven experience in implementing Microsoft Copilot
Minister Zhemu Soda The government says more than 3 600 citizens displaced by anti-immigrant unrest in South Africa have returned home with authorities stepping up efforts to support those still stranded amid ongoing security checks and border processing delays. In a statement, Minister of Information, Publicity and
By Edith Mugabe As dawn breaks over Zimbabwe’s wilderness, Sharai Viola Tunhira, a female ranger working with Akashinga, prepares for another day on patrol. Dressed in her uniform and equipped for the demands of the field, she is part of a growing force of women challenging
By Kudzaishe Chimonera The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has dismissed what it describes as misleading and false social media claims surrounding the death of Detective Sergeant Milika Laison and his alleged attendance at the ongoing Sergeants' Developmental Course at Ntabazinduna Police Academy. Police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi
By Kudzaishe Chimonera Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume says the city's new smart traffic management system will improve the enforcement of traffic laws by using technology to identify offenders and issue fines directly to motorists. Mafume said once the database is fully operational, motorists who commit traffic
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