Day: September 4, 2025
Zimbabwe-China Ties: From Liberation to Strategic Partnership
Sixty years of history. A friendship forged in struggle. Today, Zimbabwe and China are redefining that bond for a new era of development and strategic cooperation. President Emmerson Mnangagwa recently hailed China’s “all-weather” support, recalling his 1965 visit when he led Zanla fighters to China for military training. That historic solidarity, he noted, laid the […]
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Gwayi-Shangani Dam at 72%: Matabeleland’s Water Future Nears
Seventy-two percent. A figure that now carries the weight of a century’s worth of promises, struggles, and deferred hope. The Gwayi-Shangani Dam, once a distant dream and often dismissed as impossible, is finally shifting into the realm of reality, bringing with it the prospect of rewriting the socio-economic story of Matabeleland. For decades, Bulawayo’s water […]
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Zimbabwe’s Steady March Toward Eliminating Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission: A Model for Africa
Zimbabwe’s fight against HIV has long been a story of resilience, innovation, and collective determination. Today, that journey is entering a decisive phase, with the country standing just a step away from eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B—an achievement that would place Zimbabwe among a handful of nations globally to reach such […]
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