Category: National News
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Zimbabwe–Belarus Pact Targets Grain Storage Upgrade and Local Vaccine Manufacturing
Harare’s grain silos will be modernised under a new Zimbabwe–Belarus cooperation agreement that also charts a path toward domestic vaccine production, boosting food security and health resilience.
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Seasonal Health Shifts: How Zimbabweans Can Stay Resilient as Weather Changes
As temperatures begin to shift across Zimbabwe, health experts say small daily adjustments can help families avoid seasonal illnesses and keep energy levels steady.
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Zanele Moyo Prepares for Miss Tourism International After New Dates Confirmed
Reigning Miss Tourism Zimbabwe 2026 Zanele Moyo is refocusing her campaign for the global crown after Miss Tourism International organisers released revised dates for the pageant.
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Health Workers Stealing Drugs for Resale Cost Zimbabwe Millions – Deputy Minister
Deputy Health Minister Sleiman Kwidini has revealed that theft of medicines by health workers is costing the government millions, with drugs meant for public patients ending up in private pharmacies.
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Zimbabwean Families Search for Relatives Recruited to Fight in Russia-Ukraine War
Zimbabwean families search for relatives who left for promised jobs abroad but ended up fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war.
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Feli Nandi Stays Humble After Historic HICC Sell-Out
Zimbabwean songbird Feli Nandi has promised to remain grounded despite making history by filling the Harare International Conference Centre on Friday night.
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President Mnangagwa Urges Churches to Join National Development Drive
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has called on churches to expand their role beyond spiritual guidance and become active contributors to Zimbabwe’s economic and social progress.
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Highlanders, Chicken Inn seek Chibuku Cup redemption in Bulawayo derby
Highlanders and Chicken Inn face off at Barbourfields in a must-win Chibuku Super Cup first round clash, both desperate to bounce back from recent setbacks.
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Harare Mayor Says E-Hailing Drivers Should Share Revenue as City Drafts Bylaw
Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume has indicated that e-hailing drivers like those on Indrive should be willing to remit a portion of their earnings to the city as the municipality moves to close a legal gap in the regulation of app-based transport services.
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CUT Students Forced Out of Hostels as Zanu PF Conference Renovations Begin
Fully paid-up Chinhoyi University of Technology students have been moved to Chinhoyi High School to make way for hostel upgrades ahead of the Zanu PF 23rd National Conference in October, drawing sharp criticism from student leaders.
