JUSTICE, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi Introduction Mr. Speaker Sir, I rise to reply to the Second Reading debate on the Constitution of Zimbabwe (Amendment No.3) H.B.1. Bill, 2026. Before doing so, may I thank Honourable Members for their spirited and constructive engagement of the
Over sixty farmers from Mhondoro-Ngezi and Chegutu districts graduated from the Zimplats–Gwebi Farmer Training Programme yesterday, bringing the beneficiaries to 200 since the initiative was launched in 2022. The programme, implemented in partnership with Gwebi Agricultural College and the Department of Agricultural Extension Services (Agritex) under
The High Court has rejected businessman Wicknell Munodaani Chivayo’s bid to dismiss a lawsuit by his ex-wife, Sonja Louise Madzikanda, who is seeking a division of assets, spousal maintenance, and the formal dissolution of their marriage or civil partnership. In a judgement dated 18 June 2026,
UANC President Gwinyai Muzorewa The United African National Council (UANC) has expressed qualified support for Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 arguing that the proposed reforms could reduce political polarisation, strengthen national unity and create conditions for long-term economic development. In a position paper released in Harare, the
Sunningdale legislator Maureen Kademaunga says she voted against Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 because she believes changes to Zimbabwe’s Constitution should strengthen democratic participation and safeguard citizens’ voices. In a statement shared on social media after the National Assembly vote, Kademaunga said her decision was guided
ZANU-PF Chief Whip and Gutu South MP Pupurai Togarepi has proposed that Parliament retain two constitutional phrases governing the conduct of the country's security services, arguing that they complement rather than contradict each other. Speaking during the Committee Stage debate on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3,
State-owned mining firm Mutapa Gold Resources has extended its artisanal and small-scale mining partnership programme to Jena and Kitsiyatota mines, in a move the company says will boost gold production while bringing more miners into the formal economy. The expansion builds on a model first introduced
By Lloyd Mangoh THE National Association of Societies for the Care of the Handicapped (NASCOH) and the Federation of Organisations of Disabled Persons in Zimbabwe (FODPZ) have called on Government to strengthen disability-inclusive budgeting saying the forthcoming 2027 National Budget presents an opportunity to translate policy
The project is expected to provide 40,000 graves during its initial phase, with a further 40,000 planned in a second phase.
By Judith Nyuke A suspected drug dealer appeared at the Harare Magistrates' Court on allegations of smuggling a tonne of dagga, worth US$1.2 million, from South Africa into Zimbabwe through the Beitbridge Border Post. Moses Chauke (50) appeared before Harare Regional Magistrate Francis Mapfumo charged with dealing
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