Month: January 2025
Museum of African Liberation Set to Highlight Africa’s Rich History and Legacy
The construction of the Museum of the African Liberation is advancing steadily, with the facility set to serve as a monumental tribute to the continent’s history once completed. As part of the government’s media strategy, journalists and government officials, led by the Minister of Information, Publicity, and Broadcasting Services, Dr. Jenfan Muswere, recently toured the […]
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SADC Leaders Unite to Tackle Mozambique’s Post-Election Challenges
The recent SADC Organ Troika Summit, convened to address the post-election political and security challenges in Mozambique, reflects a commendable display of regional unity and commitment to collective problem-solving. By gathering virtually on 5 January 2025, the leaders of Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, and other stakeholders demonstrated the importance of immediate and coordinated action to safeguard […]
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ZERA reviews price of LP Gas downwards
The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has further reviewed downwards the price of Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) with effect from the 7th of January 2025. ZERA reduced the price of LPG on the 1st of January following the exemption from value-added tax (VAT). The latest reduction is a welcome intervention by the government. The price […]
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Massive Player Exodus Hits PSL Champions Simba Bhora
Simba Bhora Football Club, the 2024 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) champions, has experienced an unprecedented player exodus, with thirteen players released by the club. The bulk of the title-winning squad, including head coach Tonderai Ndiraya, who has been signed by Scotland Football Club, has departed from the champions. Among the departing players, Tichaona […]
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President Mnangagwa Extends ZDF Commander General Philip Valerio Sibanda’s Term
General Sibanda will serve from the 24th December, 2024 to the 23rd November 2026. The President’s appointment of General Sibanda is made in accordance with the Defence Act (Chapter 11:02). The appointment was made through General Notice 15 of 2025. Under General Sibanda’s stewardship, the ZDF has carried out its constitutional mandate with professionalism. His […]
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Crane Collapse at Trabablas Interchange Claims a Life
A crane collapse at the Trabablas Interchange project site on January 6, 2025, resulted in the tragic death of a worker during de-erection operations. The incident occurred when a mechanical failure caused the collapse of a static tower crane and a supporting mobile crane. The victim was an employee of Manzlink (Pvt) Ltd, a subcontracted […]
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Khayah Cement Limited Initiates Corporate Rescue Amid Financial Struggles
Khayah Cement Limited has voluntarily entered corporate rescue proceedings under the Insolvency Act [Chapter 6:07] to address its financial challenges and pave the way for a sustainable recovery. The decision comes after a series of operational and financial setbacks, including significant equipment breakdowns, rising production costs, and market pressures. The company’s kiln, crucial for producing […]
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The Victoria Falls Hotel Remains Under Original Ownership
The owners of The Victoria Falls Hotel have dismissed rumors claiming the property has been sold. Emerged Railways Properties (ERP), the owners of The Victoria Falls Hotel property, along with Meikles Limited and African Sun Limited, the lessees and operators of the hotel, have refuted media speculations about the hotel’s ownership and their partnership. Media […]
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The Unchecked Road Accident Surge: A Crisis of Policy and Corruption
The troubling rise in road accidents in Zimbabwe, particularly those involving public transport, is a dire issue that continues to claim lives across the nation. While road conditions have improved due to ongoing rehabilitation projects, the number of accidents is still climbing. The problem is not just about bad roads anymore—it’s about the systemic issues […]
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A New Era for Zimbabwe’s Cultural Heritage Preservation
The inauguration of the new Board of Trustees for the National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe (NMMZ) signals a decisive shift in the country’s approach to preserving its rich cultural heritage. With the country facing critical challenges in maintaining and promoting its history, the appointment of this new board, led by Interim Chair Prof. Munyaradzi […]
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