By Staff Reporter A legal dispute over mining boundaries in Bindura has intensified after the High Court dismissed an appeal by Side Electrical (Private) Limited trading as Botha Mine clearing the way for the enforcement of a magistrates' court order requiring rival mining companies to remain
By Kudzaishe Chimonera Zanu PF deputy national Political Commissar for the Youth League, Taurai Kandishaya has defended the Government's proposed electoral reforms saying they are intended to improve the management of elections, strengthen voter registration and reduce disputes that have characterised previous polls. Speaking in an interview,
By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) General Council has overturned the suspension of Secretary-General Tirivanhu Marimo ruling that the federation's National Executive Committee (NEC) acted outside its constitutional mandate. The decision, made during a General Council meeting on Monday marks a dramatic reversal
By Shalom Shawurwa UN Women Zimbabwe has begun consultations on a new five-year strategic plan inviting civil society organisations to help shape policies and programmes aimed at advancing gender equality and empowering women and girls across the country. The strategy, which will guide the organisation's work
By Kudzaishe Chimonera Zimbabwe must create stronger demand for the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency if it is to successfully transition to a mono-currency system, economist and Africa Economic Development Strategies (AEDS) Executive Director Professor Gift Mugano has said. Speaking at the AEDS Midterm Economic Review and High-Level
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Local Government and National Housing has praised the ongoing refurbishment of the historic Matapi Flats in Mbare describing the project as a model for urban renewal and an example of how public-private partnerships can help address the country's housing challenges. Led
Women politicians are often asked questions about balancing family and leadership responsibilities, their personalities, their clothing or their emotional responses, issues that rarely dominate coverage of their male counterparts
The most troubling aspect of public discussion surrounding the Tshuma case has been the extent to which allegations of infidelity have come to dominate the narrative despite their complete irrelevance to the moral and legal questions at the centre of the tragedy,
By Kudzaishe Chimonera A delegation of South African traditional leaders has used a visit to Zimbabwe to denounce xenophobia, insisting that disputes over migration should be resolved through dialogue rather than violence. The delegation, led by the Chairperson of the South Africa Kings Council, King Ndamase
By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo Zimbabwe's maize imports fell by more than 40% in the year to May 2026, in a development that industry leaders say reflects improving domestic grain production and growing momentum towards national food security. Figures released by the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat) show that
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