Month: November 2024
USD7.5bn Budget People-Centred
Minister of Finance, Economic Delvelopment and Investment Promotion, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has unveiled a transformative US$7.5 billion National Budget for 2025, themed “Building Resilience for Sustained Economic Transformation.” Presented on November 28, 2024, at the New Parliament Building in Mt Hampden, Harare, with President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa as the Guest of Honour, the budget reflects […]
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Hands on the Deck as Kadoma-Golden Valley-Sanyati Road Works Progress
As Zimbabwe’s government intensifies its efforts to bolster infrastructure and road connectivity in pursuit of an upper middle-income economy by 2030, the Kadoma-Golden Valley-Sanyati Road project stands out as a beacon of progress. Significant advancements have been made on the construction of this critical route, with teams now focusing on the vital sub-base compaction phase, […]
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Government’s Historic Budget Allocation for the Warriors’ AFCON 2025 Campaign is a Bold Step for Sports Development
In a groundbreaking move for Zimbabwean football, the government, under the leadership of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, has allocated a historic US$1 million to prepare the Warriors for their participation at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco. This landmark investment reflects a renewed commitment to the growth of sports in Zimbabwe and signals […]
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Corruption in Opposition-Led Local Authorities – A Crisis of Governance
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s concerns over corruption in local authorities, particularly those run by opposition parties, have reignited the debate on governance and accountability in Zimbabwe. These concerns, highlighted at the recent Zimbabwe Local Governance Association (ZILGA) Conference, expose a systemic failure that has left urban residents suffering under the weight of poor service delivery, financial […]
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“‘Nhorondo’ Takes the Spotlight: Jah Prayzah’s Cultural Epic Goes Viral”
Zimbabwean music sensation Jah Prayzah has once again redefined the boundaries of artistry with his latest visual masterpiece, Nhorondo (“The Book”). Trending at the top of YouTube charts, this cinematic narrative is more than a music video; it is a cultural milestone that educates, entertains, and elevates Zimbabwe’s artistic legacy to new heights. Released as […]
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Zimbabwe’s Healthcare Transformation: Universal Coverage, Infrastructure Development, and Workforce Investment
The Ministry of Health and Social Care’s Annual General Meeting provided a comprehensive overview of Zimbabwe’s efforts to enhance its healthcare system. From addressing workforce shortages to expanding infrastructure and tackling health disparities, the government’s strategies demonstrate a bold commitment to achieving universal health coverage (UHC) and meeting the goals of the African Union Agenda […]
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Infrastructure Milestone as Harare Drive Missing Link and Mukuvisi River Bridge Open
Harare residents have a reason to celebrate as the Harare Drive Missing Link and Mukuvisi River Bridge are now officially open to motorists. This milestone marks a significant transformation in one of the capital’s busiest areas, addressing long-standing traffic congestion while improving safety and efficiency for thousands of daily commuters. These infrastructural developments underscore the […]
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Patrick Cheza Acquittal Reinforces Judicial Independence and Rule of Law
The High Court’s acquittal of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activist Patrick Cheza on charges of assaulting Minister Barbra Rwodzi is a defining moment in Zimbabwe’s legal and political landscape. Delivered on November 26, 2024, this ruling not only exonerates Cheza but also serves as a powerful testament to the independence of Zimbabwe’s judiciary and […]
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Titan Power Plant Project—A Beacon of Hope for Zimbabwe’s Energy Future
The ground-breaking ceremony for the 720MW Titan Power Plant Project on December 2, 2024, marks a historic moment in Zimbabwe’s journey toward energy self-sufficiency. This transformative initiative, based at the Hwange Power Station, reflects Zimbabwe’s determination to overcome its energy challenges and catalyze economic growth. With its completion, the Titan Power Plant promises to alleviate […]
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A Brighter Future as Captive Power Producers Energize Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s energy sector is undergoing a remarkable transformation, signaling a new era of sustainability, self-sufficiency, and growth. The forthcoming unveiling of project outlines by seven Captive Power Producers (CPP), with a combined capacity of over 1,000MW, marks a pivotal moment. Coinciding with the ground-breaking ceremony of the 720MW Titan New Energy project in Hwange, officiated […]
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