Health Minister has admitted that colorectal cancer is now among the top four cancers affecting the country, urging citizens over 40 to undergo routine screenings as the government moves to strengthen early detection and treatment services. During a parliamentary session on Wednesday, Finance Committee chair Clemence
An international golf tournament aimed at linking sport with cross-border business kicked off in Dallas, Texas, on Wednesday. The five-day event, organised by US-based MOGOLD GLOBAL LLC runs until 6 October and brings together golfers and business leaders from the United States, the UK, South Africa,
Novelist NoViolet Bulawayo has been named the winner of the Best of Caine Award 2025 for her short story Hitting Budapest which first earned her the Caine Prize for African Writing in 2011. The award, announced during the inaugural Words Across Waters Afro Lit Festival on
A new political movement, the National Progressive Democrats (NPD) has been launched pledging to end decades of authoritarian rule and steer the country towards what it describes as a “capable democratic developmental state.” The party’s president, Togara Fambi a former police officer unveiled the NPD in
By Parvel H. Makona Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume has urged the capital’s council to embrace modern technology warning that outdated systems are undermining service delivery. Speaking at the 1940th Ordinary Council Meeting, Mafume called for a sweeping digital transformation across city departments including the introduction of biometric
Senate has called for stronger protections for sex workers in the country’s HIV/AIDS response, warning that stigma, discrimination and policy contradictions could undermine decades of progress in fighting the epidemic. Debating a report by the Thematic Committee on HIV and AIDS on access to health services
Retailers have rejected a proposal by the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) to introduce an import and export licence regime for textiles and clothing, warning it could cripple the sector and push more trade into the informal economy. The CZI submitted the proposal to the Ministry
Controversial Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) secretary general, Sengezo Tshabangu has reportedly been flown to India for medical treatment amid claims he is battling colon cancer. A source close to the matter told this publication that Tshabangu was airlifted two weeks ago and is currently undergoing
By Parvel H. Makona The Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service (ZPCS) has promoted hundreds of officers in a formal ceremony held in Harare. The event saw senior officials confer badges of rank on officers recognised for discipline, professionalism and dedication to duty. Deputy Commissioner General Christine Manetswa Manhivi
By Anyway Yotamu Zvimba East MP Kudakwashe Mananzva has called on churches to take part in government-backed income-generating projects aimed at boosting community productivity. Speaking to hundreds of congregants at the Johane Masowe Echishanu (Nyenyedzi Nomwe) in Nyabira on Sunday, Mananzva encouraged faith groups to seize opportunities
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