By Staff Reporter THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has heightened the fight against specialised crimes by equipping a cohort of detectives to deal with sophisticated criminals. A total of 63 detectives this Wednesday completed a skills…
By Alois Vinga FORMER legislator and opposition activist, Amos Chibaya, has called for a probe into businessman Wicknell Chivayo’s source of wealth, which he says is long overdue. The controversial tenderpreneur has made headlines splurging on…
By Staff Reporter LOCAL authorities will now be required to provide residents and ratepayers with services that conform to set minimum standards. This follows the approval and adoption by Cabinet of the Minimum Service Delivery Standards…
By Daniel Itai | Connecting Africa In recent years Zimbabwe has been implementing more agritech solutions and climate-smart technologies to counter challenges impacting the agricultural sector. In November 2021, Zimbabwe launched the National AgriTech Strategy 2021-2025…
Xinhua A total of 61,139 tourists visited the Zimbabwean side of Victoria Falls in the first quarter (Q1) of 2025, marking an increase compared to the same period last year, the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management…
By Darlington Gatsi DESPITE assurances by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s spokesperson that the government would address their grievances, University of Zimbabwe (UZ) lecturers say they have not noted any engagement and will continue with their industrial action.…
By Thandiwe Garusa The Ministry of Health and Child Care has dismissed Youth Empowerment Minister Tinoda Machakaire’s call for President Emmerson Mnangagwa to urgently address the dire situation in public hospitals. Machakaire took to social media…
By Staff Reporter Some areas in the southern part of Harare are experiencing power outages following a fire at the Highfield substation, the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) has reported. In a statement, ZETDC…
By Staff Reporter CONCERNED about unregulated infrastructural developments on greenways and the sprouting of private schools and creches in suburbs, government has stopped councils processing applications and issuing permits. The moratorium, which takes effect immediately, has…
By Alois Vinga OPPOSITION Labour Economists and African Democrats (LEAD) president, Linda Masarira has dismissed rampant public suspicions that she is an ‘invisible’ ruling Zanu-PF party enabler insisting her politics is driven by the passion to…