One of Zimbabwe's most recognisable snack brands is set for a major makeover with Cairns Foods Limited announcing the rollout of newly redesigned packaging for its popular Spuds chips range. The packaging refresh, the first major visual overhaul for the brand in years introduces a modern,
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has defended his government's efforts to tackle irregular immigration while strongly condemning a recent surge in xenophobic attacks targeting African migrants. In a national address on Sunday, Ramaphosa acknowledged growing public frustration over unemployment, poverty and limited economic opportunities but warned
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) says it has arrested 530 people as part of an ongoing nationwide operation targeting unregistered motorcycles and violations of road traffic regulations. In a statement, police said the operation was launched to address growing concerns over motorcyclists who are failing to
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has honoured the country's retired Chief Justice Luke Malaba with an agricultural mechanisation package, praising his decades of service to the country's judiciary and encouraging him to remain productive in retirement through farming. In a statement, President Mnangagwa said the package was presented
Professor Paul Mavhima The Government has urged citizens to exercise caution when purchasing land and residential stands warning that illegal transactions continue to expose home seekers to fraud, financial losses and possible eviction. Speaking in a public advisory, the Minister of National Housing and Social Amenities, Prof
By Tinoumudaishe Muzanenhamo Twenty academically gifted students from across the country have been awarded fully funded scholarships to study medicine and law at the University of Zimbabwe under a programme launched by the Bridging Gaps Foundation (BGF). The scholarships, which were officially presented at a ceremony in
By Evans Munashe Tembo When Gibson Nyikadzino looks at Zimbabwe’s 2023 election statistics, he does not see progress towards women empowerment; he sees a warning. “In 2018, we had at least four women who contested as presidential candidates. In 2023, we only had one… “That alone tells
By Kudzaishe Chimonera Zimbabwe remains a critical player in Southern Africa's electricity market and transmission network with the Government pledging to strengthen the country's power infrastructure to support regional energy integration and trade, Energy and Power Development Minister July Moyo has said. Speaking on the importance of
Masvingo Province Women's Representative Auxillia Dhanzi has endorsed the Constitutional Amendment Bill 3, 2026 arguing that the proposed reforms would improve governance, enhance institutional efficiency and support long-term national development. Speaking during debate on the Bill in Parliament, Dhanzi praised Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister
Ruwa legislator Thomas Muwodzeri has voiced strong opposition to key provisions contained in the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill warning that some of the changes could weaken democratic safeguards and concentrate excessive power in the Executive. Contributing to parliamentary debate on the Bill, Muwodzeri took aim at
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