By Anna Chibamu DESPITE Zimbabwe’s high unemployment rate and grinding poverty among ordinary citizens, President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration claims it is creating jobs while economic development is evident countrywide. His son, Deputy Finance Minister Kudakwashe Mnangagwa…
By Staff Reporter The ruling Zanu PF party has been identified as the main perpetrator of violence across the country in April, followed by the military and the controversial Forever Associates of Zimbabwe (FAZ). This was…
By Enos Denhere | VaccinesWork Zimbabwe’s recovery from a deadly 2022 measles outbreak shows how community engagement, religious partnerships and education transformed vaccine hesitancy into proactive health-seeking behaviour nationwide. Amai Nyasha’s first-born was nine years old…
By James Muonwa FIVE people perished while 18 others were injured after the driver of a truck they were aboard failed to negotiate a steep descent along the Mvurwi-Kanyemba road. Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) national spokesperson,…
By Staff Reporter FORMER cabinet minister and lawyer Tendai Biti has strongly condemned the arrest of six University of Zimbabwe (UZ) students who were detained Monday during a flash protest in support of their striking lecturers,…
By Staff Reporter THE multi-million Trabablas lnterchange situated along the Harare-Beitbridge highway is scheduled to officially opened to motorists this month. According to the Transport and Infrastructural Development Ministry, construction is almost complete. “The Trabablas Interchange construction…
By Staff Reporter COMMUNITIES and policymakers need to understand obstetric fistula as a significant maternal health issue with far-reaching human rights consequences, Amnesty International Zimbabwe (AI) has noted. Obstetric fistula is a medical condition in which…
By Staff Reporter ZIMBABWE has recorded a rise in malaria cases and related deaths in the year 2025, the Ministry of Health and Child Care has confirmed. The Health ministry has reported an alarming 180% increase…
By Anna Chibamu HEALTH and Child Care deputy minister Sleiman Kwidini, Wednesday told Parliament that citizens are “very happy” with the service delivery in public hospitals, dismissing concerns raised over the collapsing sector as just “social…
By IOL News A top Zimbabwean banker is at the centre of the nearly R2 billion Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) tender scandal involving a South African printing company paid R1.2 billion by the Harare government to…