Day: June 9, 2025
Patriotism on Full Display at the Unveiling of the War Veterans Empowerment Fund
The unveiling of the War Veterans Empowerment Fund at the City Sports Centre in Harare was not merely a policy announcement, it was a striking demonstration of unwavering patriotism and unity among Zimbabwe’s liberation war heroes. With the venue filled to capacity, war veterans stood shoulder to shoulder, embodying the resilience and dedication that once […]
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Beyond Compensation: Why the Road Accident Fund is Crucial for National Development
The Zimbabwean Cabinet’s recent approval of the principles of the Road Accident Fund Bill marks a watershed moment in the country’s long struggle to address the human cost of road traffic accidents. As Zimbabwe grapples with the realities of a growing vehicle fleet, congested highways, and often poorly maintained roads, the creation of this fund […]
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From Faith to Enterprise: Zimbabwe’s Clergy Empowerment Fund Lights the Way for Community Growth
It was a scene that crackled with energy and promise: pastors in vibrant regalia, songs of praise echoing through the Glamis Arena, and a palpable sense of anticipation in the air. In that moment, faith and economics converged in a way Zimbabwe has rarely seen before. The launch of the Presidential Empowerment Fund for the […]
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Zambezi River’s Sunset Cruise and Victoria Falls Leave Lasting Impression on SADC Delegates Attending the 57th Plenary Session
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe — Delegates attending the 57th Plenary Assembly Session of the Southern African Development Community Parliamentary Forum (SADC PF) in Victoria Falls this week were treated to unforgettable experiences that showcased Zimbabwe’s premier tourist attractions: a sunset boat cruise on the Zambezi River on Thursday, and a visit to the mighty Victoria Falls […]
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HEARTWATER DISEASE: A SILENT KILLER IN LIVESTOCK – WHAT FARMERS NEED TO KNOW
By Desire Tavengwa | Agri Correspondent Heartwater, a deadly tick-borne disease, is becoming a growing concern for livestock farmers across Zimbabwe and other parts of sub-Saharan Africa. Known scientifically as Ehrlichia ruminantium, this disease primarily affects cattle, goats, and sheep – animals that are vital to rural livelihoods and national food security. Understanding Heartwater Heartwater […]
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