Time’s Up for the Mayor of Harare
The lifeline of Harare’s water supply has become a death sentence for the city’s residents. Wildlife and aquatic life are dying, a dire warning that the water many depend on is no longer safe. Despite reassurances from the Morton Jaffray purification plant, which remains well-regarded for its processes, the unchecked inflow of untreated raw sewage […]
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Breaking News: President Mnangagwa appoint Stephen Mutamba as CG of Police
His Excellency President ED Mnangagwa has appointed Deputy Commissioner General Stephen Mutamba as the Commissioner General of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) following the retirement of Commissioner General Tandabantu Godwin Matanga. The appointment is in terms of section 221 (1) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe. Commissioner General Matanga retires from his position on 31 December […]
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Govt Boosts Justice System with 34 New Prosecutors
In a significant development aimed at improving the efficiency of Zimbabwe’s justice system, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has onboarded 34 new public prosecutors. This initiative comes as a critical response to the persistent case backlogs that have plagued the judicial system, delaying justice and undermining public confidence in its operations. The recruitment, endorsed by […]
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Govt’s Timely Intervention Yields Winter Farming Results
In a remarkable demonstration of resilience and strategic planning, Zimbabwe’s winter farming program has achieved an unprecedented milestone, producing a record-breaking harvest of 563,961 metric tons. This success highlights the power of timely government intervention and the unwavering determination of local farmers in combating food insecurity. Despite the harsh realities of the 2023/24 El Niño-induced […]
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Zim Goes Full Throttle on Green Energy Adoption
Zimbabwe has embarked on a transformative journey towards green energy, with the Cabinet announcing the roll-out of the Presidential Rural Solarisation Project (PRSP) in 2025. This ambitious initiative, targeting around 200,000 rural household beneficiaries annually over five years, represents a significant milestone in the country’s climate change mitigation efforts and its transition to sustainable energy. […]
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2024: A Successful Year Despite El Nino and Ministerial Challenges – President Mnangagwa
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reflected on 2024 as a year of significant progress, despite challenges posed by natural disasters and lapses in ministerial performance. Speaking with optimism, he highlighted key achievements that underscored the resilience and determination of his administration. In the energy sector, Zimbabwe managed to address the impacts of low water levels at […]
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Scottland FC Begins Construction of 15,000-Seater Stadium in Mabvuku
Rising to the top tier of Zimbabwean football, newly promoted Castle Lager Premier Soccer League side Scottland Football Club has unveiled an ambitious project to transform Mabvuku with the construction of a state-of-the-art 15,000-seater stadium. In a landmark moment for local football, Scottland Football Club officially received the stadium site from the Harare City Council […]
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A Failure Will Always Be a Failure
Nelson Chamisa, who recently stepped back into the political spotlight after a period of voluntary withdrawal, hosted an Annual Charity Dinner at Imba Manor in Glen Lorne, ostensibly to raise funds for the needy in Zimbabwe. While the premise of aiding the vulnerable is commendable, Chamisa’s track record casts serious doubts on the integrity and […]
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Opposition Activism: A Lonely and Cold Road
Freeman Chari, a former CCC activist and sponsor, recently posted a sobering reflection on X, shedding light on the harsh realities of opposition activism in Zimbabwe. In his post, Chari lamented the plight of activists who, after dedicating themselves to the cause, find themselves abandoned and ostracized when the consequences of their actions come to […]
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Sugar Surtax Initiative Bears Fruit as Govt Collects US$30.8 Million
The Government of Zimbabwe has achieved a remarkable milestone through the introduction of a special surtax on sugar content in beverages. Since the implementation of Statutory Instrument 16 of 2024, which amended the Customs and Excise (Tariff) Notice, the initiative has generated an impressive US$30.8 million in revenue. This development, announced by Finance, Economic Development […]
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