The most thrilling format of cricket is set to take Harare by storm as the Zim Afro T10 gears up for its second season. At the recent Player Draft, six franchises assembled well-rounded and formidable squads, ensuring an exciting competition starting September 21 and culminating
The Participatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM) Zimbabwe is set to host the National Seed Fair 2024 on September 13 at the Harare Botanical Gardens with the aim to display Zimbabwe's agricultural diversity and resilience of the country’s traditional seeds and foods, vital to food security
As climate disasters escalate around the globe, the call for climate justice has never been more urgent. Speaking during a Speaking during recent webinar hosted by ActionAid Teresa Anderson, Climate Justice Lead, highlighted the disproportionate impact of climate change on the Global South saying that those
Staff Reporter Zimbabwe is set to launch its inaugural human/elephant coexistence toolbox tomorrow in Harare. The initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife in partnership with Save The Elephants, aims to provide essential tools and knowledge for communities grappling with human-wildlife conflict. The toolbox, which
This past weekend, 4-H Zimbabwe Foundation brought together boys under the age of 17 from various sports academies across the country for a highly anticipated event in Gweru, Midlands Province. The tournament, aimed at more than just scoring goals, was focused on using sport as
Zimbabwean artists, Samantha Mtukudzi and Mbeu are penciled to grace the two-day 2024 Standard Bank Joy of Jazz (SBJOJ) festival which kicks off in Johannesburg on 27 September. Billed as Africa’s premier jazz festival, the Standard Bank Joy of Jazz is geared up to welcome Africa
By NECJ The Network for Environmental and Climate Justice has noted a growing trend of terror against environmental activists in Harare. This wave of terror is being unleashed by land barons boasting of political connections. These land barons continue to invade open spaces and Harare's wetlands sometimes with
The Zimbabwean government has officially disbursed Z$70 million to the country’s two major political parties in accordance with the Political Parties (Finance) Act [Chapter 2:11], as outlined in Government Gazette General Notice 1377 of 2024. The funds have been divided between the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic
A forthcoming documentary produced by The Lensecape Media, on behalf of the Alliance for Community Based Organizations (ACBOS), is set to shed light on the daunting challenges faced by Zimbabweans in accessing electoral justice, particularly in the wake of electoral violence. The film delves into the
More than 4,500 female students dropped out of school due to pregnancy in 2023, with the majority of cases occurring in rural areas, according to statistics provided by the Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Torerayi Moyo. Responding to a question from Mashonaland West legislator Mutsa
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