Zimbabwe, Mozambique Deepen Economic Cooperation Through Trade, Infrastructure and Business Exchanges
Zimbabwe and Mozambique are taking bold steps to strengthen their bilateral economic cooperation, with a strong focus on trade expansion, infrastructure development, and business-to-business engagement. This renewed drive was underscored during a state dinner hosted by President Emmerson Mnangagwa in Bulawayo in honour of Mozambican President Daniel Chapo, who is in the country to officially […]
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ZITF 2025: Zimbabwe and Mozambique Set New Regional Growth Trajectory
The state banquet hosted by President Emmerson Mnangagwa in honour of Mozambican President Daniel Chapo during the 65th Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) became more than a ceremonial gesture—it signaled a renewed regional ambition driven by two nations ready to lead Southern Africa into a new phase of shared prosperity and infrastructure-led development. President Mnangagwa’s […]
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Brigadier General (Rtd) Victor Rungani Declared National Hero
Brigadier General Retired Victor Rungani, a decorated liberation war veteran and esteemed military officer, has been conferred with national hero status following his passing on Tuesday in Harare after a short illness. The announcement was officially conveyed to the Rungani family on Friday by the Minister of State for National Security in the President’s Office, […]
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Tax Policy Review Signals Shift Toward Inclusive Growth for Zimbabwe’s Women-Led SMEs
The government of Zimbabwe, in partnership with development agencies such as the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), is moving to review and reform taxation frameworks and regulatory barriers that are constraining the growth of women-led Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs). This development follows a high-level multi-stakeholder dialogue hosted during the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) […]
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Second Republic’s Road Infrastructure Drive Bears Fruit: Buhera Residents Applaud Murambinda-Birchenough Road Upgrades
By Positive Eye News Reporter The Second Republic’s infrastructure development agenda continues to yield tangible results, with Buhera residents hailing the ongoing tarring of the long-neglected Murambinda-Birchenough Road. The project is part of a broader national effort to rehabilitate and modernize Zimbabwe’s road network, thereby enhancing accessibility and unlocking economic opportunities for rural communities. In […]
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Don Ray replaces Diana Nheera as new Nutty O Interim Manager
By Godfrey M Bonda In a statement, Abx CEO Nutty O said that ” Diana Elisha Nheera is no part of Nutty O’s management team with immediate effect”. We take this opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude to Diana for her invaluable contributions to the Nutty O brand, a statement said. “We appreciate the commitment […]
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China Strengthens Development Ties with Zimbabwe Amid Growing Focus on Industrialisation and Innovation
China’s renewed commitment to Zimbabwe’s industrialisation agenda signals a deepening of strategic cooperation that now spans infrastructure, energy, research, and social development. Through dual engagements at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) International Business Conference and the inaugural Research for Sustainable Industrialisation and Economic Development Indaba, Chinese Ambassador Zhou Ding laid out a compelling case […]
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Can Strategic Silo Expansion Solve Zimbabwe’s Grain Storage Challenges for Good?
As the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) nears completion of its silo expansion project in Kwekwe, a critical question arises: is this the long-term answer to Zimbabwe’s recurring grain storage and food security challenges? The ambitious project—part of a nationwide plan to erect 14 new silo sites—signals a serious shift by the Second Republic toward securing […]
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Kazungula Tragedy Highlights Growing Human-Wildlife Conflict Near Victoria Falls
A fatal collision between a vehicle and an elephant along the Kazungula Road, approximately 40 kilometres from Victoria Falls, has once again drawn attention to the intensifying human-wildlife conflict in Zimbabwe’s tourism corridor. The tragic incident, which occurred on Wednesday evening, claimed the life of one person and left five others injured after a Toyota […]
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Holiday Road Carnage Exposes Gaps in Zimbabwe’s Transport Safety Culture and Policy Enforcement
The 2025 Easter and Independence Holiday traffic statistics released by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) have exposed a growing concern over the country’s road safety culture and enforcement mechanisms. While there was a slight decrease in the number of deaths and fatal accidents compared to 2024, the overall increase in road traffic collisions paints a […]
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