Little known presidential hopeful Henry Mutasa has launched a bold and unconventional appeal to Zimbabweans- donate just one US dollar each to fund his campaign for the 2028 general election. Mutasa, who leads the fringe Kambizi Party says financial constraints kept him off the ballot in
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has declared the tragic accident that claimed 17 lives at Manyame Bridge on the Chitungwiza Highway a national disaster calling for urgent and sweeping reforms to end what he described as a "bloody traffic jungle" on the country’s roads. In a statement, President
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has officially commissioned Zimplats’ expanded 38MW smelter and the first phase of its 185MW solar energy project describing the developments as a “remarkable milestone” in the country’s pursuit of industrialisation, clean energy and economic transformation. Speaking at the commissioning ceremony at the Selous
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has declared war on the country’s growing drug and substance abuse crisis unveiling a high-level national mobilisation programme aimed at strengthening rehabilitation efforts and curbing the spread of addiction particularly among the youth. Speaking at the High-Level Resource Mobilization Meeting on Drug and
Agro-industrial giant National Foods has commissioned three brand-new production plants in Harare, marking a significant pivot from primary grain processing to high-value food manufacturing. The project with a total investment of US$22.7 million includes new pasta, biscuit and breakfast cereal facilities was officially launched today by
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa President Emmerson Mnangagwa has launched the National Media Policy calling for greater accountability in the digital space and safeguards against the challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI) and global tech giants. In his address at State House today, Mnangagwa described AI as a
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has issued a strongly worded statement in response to comments made by Youth Empowerment Minister Tino Machakaire, who criticised Zimbabwe’s deteriorating public health system yesterday, calling it a “national shame” and demanding urgent action. Machakaire’s remarks, which have been widely
Minister of Youth Empowerment Development and Vocational Training, Tino Machakaire has ignited a storm with a scathing critique of the the country's healthcare system expressing concern over the dire conditions and growing public outcry. In a statement addressed to President Emmerson Mnangagwa and posted on his
The current political landscape reveals a troubling trend: the absence of a comprehensive regulatory framework has led to persistent election-related disputes and conflicts.
Senior Zanu PF members who are pushing for President Mnangagwa to stay in power until 2030 are now sharply divided with some now opposing the agenda. Inside sources said the likes of youth league chairperson Tino Machakaire is not seeing eye to eye with senior members
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