Day: November 22, 2024
Introducing the Vision 2030 Agriculture and Livelihoods Tracker!
The Vision 2030 Agriculture and Livelihoods Tracker is a transformative innovation aimed at enhancing food security and fostering sustainable agricultural growth in Zimbabwe. Launched by the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development, this tool monitors household progress in agricultural activities, identifies areas requiring support, and facilitates targeted interventions to ensure that Vision […]
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Mozambique’s Electoral Integrity: Allegations of Illegal Voting are Unfounded
Recent harmonized elections in Mozambique, which saw the ruling FRELIMO party secure victory, have been overshadowed by claims that over 296,000 Zimbabweans illegally participated in the voting process. These allegations, raised by the Southern African Human Rights Lawyers (SAHRL) and opposition figures, lack substantial evidence and are inconsistent with Mozambique’s electoral framework. Mozambique’s National Electoral […]
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ZIFA calls for Executive Committee nominations
The football mother body, the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has opened nominations for the ZIFA Executive Committee elections. ZIFA is set to hold its Elective Congress on the 25th of January 2025. The elections will be held in accordance with the Elections Roadmap, ZIFA statutes 2024 and ZIFA Electoral Code 2024. No fees are payable […]
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Zimbabwe’s Manufacturing Sector Shows Impressive Growth
Zimbabwe’s manufacturing sector has demonstrated remarkable growth, with the Volume of Manufacturing Index (VMI) reaching 135.25 in the second quarter of 2024, representing a 19% increase from 113.65 in the same period of 2023. This growth reflects the country’s ongoing efforts to revitalize its industrial base, guided by the Zimbabwe National Industrial Development Policy (2019-2023). […]
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Cash Barons Target Rural Communities to Drain the Greenback
Unscrupulous business operators, primarily based in Harare and often of Asian descent, are exploiting rural communities in areas such as Seke and Goromonzi districts to harvest U.S. dollars illegally. These individuals, operating through local proxies, are undermining Zimbabwe’s currency stability and evading regulatory requirements, posing a significant threat to the nation’s economic integrity. Rural areas […]
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