By Elishamai A Ziumbwa The government is stepping up efforts to address youth unemployment and economic exclusion with the launch of a new National Youth Empowerment Strategy to be unveiled by President Emmerson Mnangagwa later this month. The strategy will be introduced during the National Youth Empowerment
The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) has called on local businesses to adopt proactive climate action strategies warning that sustainability is no longer optional but a matter of survival. Speaking at the 2025 Strategic Intelligence Forum Pre-Conference, CZI chief executive Sekai Kuvarika said companies must begin
The High Court has granted local businessman Tinaapi Nyawo bail pending appeal against his three-year sentence and conviction, which was imposed by former regional magistrate Clever Tsikwa. Nyawo was convicted of fraud involving a US$65,000 motor vehicle and sentenced to five years in jail, of which
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa The Harare City Council has raised alarm over the growing problem of residents dumping sand and other solid waste into the sewer system a practice officials say is crippling wastewater treatment operations and damaging vital infrastructure. During a visit by the Zimbabwe Human
By Judith Nyuke The trial of four men including two Nigerian nationals accused of hacking the email account of a Grain Marketing Board (GMB) accountant, allegedly causing the parastatal a potential prejudice of US$1,200,000, has kicked off at the Harare Magistrates' Court. Dennis Nhapata, 40, Challenge Phiri,
The National Biotechnology Authority of Zimbabwe (NBA) has announced the launch of the country’s first-ever Biotechnology Expo scheduled to take place from 22 to 23 October 2025 at the Innovation Hub, University of Zimbabwe. The landmark event aims to spotlight cutting-edge developments in biotechnology while fostering
Residents of Monavale and Meyrick Park have expressed outrage after graders moved into the internationally recognised Monavale Wetland Ramsar Site clearing large sections of protected land in what conservationists describe as a brazen assault on one of Harare’s natural water source. The destruction, which began last
Bitumen World has denied allegations that it paid bribes to senior government officials following social media claims made by former parliamentary committee chairperson Dr Energy Mutodi. The company’s response comes after Mutodi posting on X (formerly Twitter) alleged that Treasury Secretary George Guvamatanga was demanding US$200,000
The City of Harare has issued a stern 48-hour ultimatum to individuals and businesses occupying council land without approval warning of immediate eviction and demolition of any illegal structures. In a notice circulated this week, the local authority said those using or occupying municipal land without
Musician Julian King born Julian Lennon Kanombirira has returned home after six years abroad ahead of his much-anticipated performance at the Kadoma Festival this weekend. The singer, best known for his hit One by One featuring Saintfloew touched down at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport yesterday
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