By Takudzwa Tondoya The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has reaffirmed its commitment to price and exchange rate stability, following the release of its Mid-Term Monetary Policy Statement which projects a significant rebound in economic growth to 6% for the year. The recovery, a sharp rise from
The Government has issued a rallying call to private sector players, civil society and international partners to unite in the national fight against drug and substance abuse which continues to ravage communities across the country. Speaking at the launch of Phase 2 of The Strength Is
By Judith Nyuke Tinashe Pswarayi, son of the late freedom fighter and medical practitioner Dr. Edward Munatsireyi Pswarayi and his accomplice Tauya Masunda have been warned by a Harare magistrate that their bail will be revoked if they interfere with state witnesses. Harare magistrate Tapihwa Kuhudzai stated
Two people have died and eight others sustained injuries following a head-on collision along the Mutare–Nyanga Road on Tuesday, police have confirmed. The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) said the accident occurred at the 52-kilometre peg near Pafiwa High School in Mutasa District on Wednesday. According to authorities,
By Elia Ntali The World Health Organisation (WHO) has reiterated that Mpox — formerly known as monkeypox — remains a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), as the virus continues to resurface in both endemic and non-endemic countries. Although Zimbabwe has no confirmed Mpox cases at
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa The City of Harare has pledged a comprehensive shake-up of its service delivery systems, vowing to restore public confidence through transparency, accountability, and renewed partnerships with the private sector. Speaking at the ISO certification ceremony for Harare City Parking, Mayor Jacob Mafume said
By Anyway Yotamu The Chinese government has donated 3,000 metric tonnes of rice and wheat to Zimbabwe, boosting humanitarian relief efforts aimed at supporting vulnerable communities affected by one of the worst climate-induced droughts in the region's recent history. The consignment, comprising 1,500 tonnes of rice and
By Takudzwa Tondoya Japan has donated US$1.3 million (¥200 million) to Zimbabwe through the World Food Programme (WFP) to support food-insecure communities during the country’s lean season, a critical period ahead of the next harvest. The funding is expected to assist around 32,000 vulnerable people struggling with
By Tendai Makaripe The bell rings at 12:30 p.m. and a small river of children spills through the gate of Warren Park 1 Primary School in Harare. Backpacks bounce, lunch tins clatter, and the curb becomes a thin, uncertain border between childhood and traffic. A commuter omnibus noses
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa The Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) has issued a warning over the country’s worsening road safety crisis, calling for urgent government action following a sharp rise in deadly traffic accidents. In a statement, the church body expressed “deep sorrow” over the mounting loss
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