Former Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has called on President Emmerson Mnangagwa to take decisive action to address internal fissures within ZANU-PF warning that factional battles could derail both party cohesion and national development even as the opposition continues to struggle with identity and direction following
By Shalom Shawurwa The Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations (ZHCD) have called on the government to accelerate implementation of the country’s long-delayed devolution agenda warning that continued inaction risks deepening inequality and eroding public trust in governance. Speaking during a high-level multi-stakeholder dialogue in Harare on Friday,
By Parvel H. Makona Community leaders in Hatcliffe have raised alarm over a disturbing new form of drug abuse in which young people are reportedly inhaling or consuming shoe polish to get high. The revelation came during an Anti-Drug and Substance Abuse Campaign held at Hatcliffe Community
The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has unveiled a 24-man Warriors squad for the upcoming international friendlies set for the November FIFA window as preparations intensify ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). The squad features a mix of seasoned veterans and emerging talent signalling
A new Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) report has exposed persistent procurement failures and financial inefficiencies crippling Zimbabwe’s public health sector warning that weak governance and opaque tendering continue to drain vital resources from hospitals and clinics. The Trend Analysis Report on Procurement Performance in Zimbabwe’s Health
Less than 3% of global climate finance is supporting approaches that protect workers, women, and communities during the shift to greener economies, according to a new report by ActionAid. The findings, released ahead of COP30 in Brazil have raised alarm over the neglect of just transition
By Lloyd Mangoh When 27-year-old Hazel Muchuma received a breast cancer awareness message on WhatsApp, she did what she always does —activated her phone’s screen reader. The robotic voice began to read but soon stuttered and froze on an image-based poster. The message was in visual format
By Shalom Shawurwa The Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry has apologised to travel vlogger Davud Akhundzada after he was reportedly denied access to the Mbuya Nehanda Statue site in Harare. The statue is a national monument that honours one of the country’s most revered liberation icons. In
By Parvel H. Makona The City of Harare is set to roll out a new community-led health financing initiative the Community Health Equity Fund (CHEF) aimed at improving access to affordable, quality healthcare across the capital. The scheme, supported by the Ministry of Health and
By Kudzaishe Zvaguma Southerns Women secured a convincing 27-run victory over Northerns Women in a tightly fought regional league encounter at Old Hararians Sports Club on Wednesday strengthening their push for tournament progression. Sent in to bat, Southerns posted 135 for six in their 20 overs led
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