Month: November 2025
Tourism business costs slashed
Zimbabwe is making big moves to boost its tourism sector! The government has slashed tourism business costs to lure more investments and reduce the cost of doing business, aligning with the country’s mantra “Zimbabwe is open for business”. Key Fee Reductions: These reductions aim to stimulate tourism investment, create jobs, and increase foreign currency earnings, […]
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One die in rail level crossing accident
A tragic accident occurred at a rail level crossing in Rusape, resulting in the loss of a Mozambique Ports and Railways (CFM) crew member’s life. The motor trolley they were in was hit by a Malawi-registered haulage truck, due to the driver’s failure to follow level crossing regulations.which instruct drivers to STOP and ALL level […]
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Breaking News: Grade Seven results out
The wait is over! The 2025 Grade 7 exam results are finally out. The total number of candidates who sat for the Grade Seven 2025 exam session was 389 626. Of these, 188 930 passed all six subjects, recording a national pass rate of 48,49 percent. You can check your results online through the ZIMSEC […]
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NDS2 sets tough economic, governance targets to 2030
The launching of the National Development Strategy 2 (NDS2) in Harare yesterday signals a new phase in Zimbabwe’s long-term reform agenda, as government sharpens its focus on turning Vision 2030 from a policy slogan into measurable, time-bound targets. Building on the economic recalibration that began in 2017 under President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, NDS2 is being […]
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Silent Tax Revolt, Zimbabweans Quietly Redraw Fiscal Contract
Zimbabweans are not burning tollgates or storming tax offices, but a new 2025 Tax Perception Survey suggests that a silent tax revolt is already in motion, hidden in low compliance, rising resentment and a fragile social contract that now hangs on whether the state can prove it deserves every dollar it demands. Generated by the […]
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ACZ Puts Crisis Plans To The Test In Full Scale Airport Drill
The Airports Company of Zimbabwe today turned land near Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport into a live test ground for crisis management, staging a full scale emergency response drill that moved the country’s aviation safety plans from paper to practice. In a tightly coordinated simulation of an aircraft crash, the Zimbabwe Republic Police, the Zimbabwe […]
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National Hero, Archbishop Paul Mwazha burial date set
Archbishop Paul Mwazha, a National Hero and founder of the African Apostolic Church, will be buried on November 30, 2025, in Chirasauta, Chikomba District. President ED Mnangagwa recognised his contributions to family unity and the nation at large, conferring him with the national hero status. MOURNING ARRANGEMENTS: The public is invited to pay respects to […]
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Govt Fast-Tracks Cement Imports As Shortage Exposes Deeper Structural Gaps
The Government of Zimbabwe has moved to ease the country’s cement shortage by opening the borders to an unprecedented 145,000 metric tons of imported cement, a stopgap intervention that both stabilises the market and exposes long-standing vulnerabilities in the construction value chain. At the heart of the crisis is not demand alone, but a convergence […]
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ZERA dismiss claims it seeks to tax solar energy users
Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has issued a statement dismissing as false claims that it will impose a tax on solar energy users. The authority says the report is entirely fabricated and should be ignored. FACT: – No tax or levy is required to install or own a solar system for domestic use.– Government’s National […]
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Warriors AFCON 2025 provisional squad announced
The Zimbabwe Senior Men’s National Team, also known as the Warriors, has announced a 55-member provisional squad for the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2025 in Morocco. The team, led by new coach Marian “Mario” Marinica, aims to qualify for the group stage for the first time. Initially, a 51-member squad had been announced, […]
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