Day: July 4, 2024
President Mnangagwa Highlights Youth’s Role in Nation-Building at Junior Parliament Opening
The recent opening of the 32nd Junior Parliament of Zimbabwe marks a significant milestone in the nation’s commitment to youth empowerment and leadership development. Held at the newly constructed Parliament Building, this year’s session reflects the government’s ongoing efforts to nurture future leaders and integrate young voices into the governance framework. Since its establishment 32 […]
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Promoting Renewable Energy and Regional Cooperation in SADC
In a significant gathering at the 155th Assembly of the SADC Parliamentary Forum in Luanda, Angola, Hon. Adv J.F.N. Mudenda, Speaker of Parliament, emphasized the pivotal role of parliaments in advancing renewable energy policies and fostering a unified regional energy market across the SADC region. The SADC region boasts vast untapped renewable energy resources, including […]
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Government Boosts Diplomatic Missions with Vehicle Upgrades and Service Improvements
In a significant move aimed at bolstering service delivery and enhancing operational efficiency, the Second Republic of Zimbabwe has embarked on a comprehensive vehicle replacement program for its diplomatic missions worldwide. This initiative includes upgrading the entire fleet of operational vehicles across 52 missions, which now also encompass newly established locations in Belarus, Pakistan, Guinea, […]
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ZiG Currency Strengthens Against US$ as Commodity Prices Stabilize
Zimbabwe’s economic landscape is currently experiencing a period of notable stability, particularly in the realm of basic commodity prices. This positive trend is closely tied to the strengthening value of the newly introduced ZiG currency against the US dollar. In the latest 19th Post Cabinet Brief held in Harare, the focus was on the second […]
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Kudos to Police for Arresting Protesters
Three CCC protesters, Phillies Pikitayi, Daphine Gutsa, and Simbarashe Blackson, are currently in remand prison after being arrested for causing public disorder and participating in an unsanctioned protest at the Harare Magistrates Court. They were demanding the release of 79 CCC activists who had been arrested at the home of Jameson Timba, a key figure […]
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School Bus Collision with Train Injures Twelve Children in Mutare
Twelve school children were injured on Wednesday morning in Mutare when their school bus was struck by a train at the Wilton Level Crossing. The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) issued a statement advising caution and expressing concern for the injured. “A bus carrying school children was hit by a train at the Wilton Level […]
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