Day: January 13, 2026
Minister Rwodzi Reconstitutes Tourism Boards to Drive Economic Growth
The Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Barbara Rwodzi, has announced the reconstitution of boards for key institutions under the ministry’s purview, aligning with the National Development Strategy 2 (NDS2). This strategic move aims to enhance the tourism sector’s contribution to Zimbabwe’s economy, which currently stands at 12% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and […]
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Decentralisation Delights Matobo as it Hosts the 2026 Independence Festivities
Preparations are in full swing in Matobo District as the Government readies to host Zimbabwe’s 46th Independence Day celebrations on 18 April 2026. Excitement is palpable across Matabeleland South, with the announcement hailed as a landmark achievement in the Second Republic’s drive to decentralise national events and spread development opportunities throughout the country. For the […]
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Malaba’s 2026 Judicial Reset: Tech and Results Take Charge
Chief Justice Luke Malaba’s articulation of the Judiciary’s 2026 agenda marks a decisive institutional pivot, positioning performance management and technology not as auxiliary tools but as the core drivers of justice delivery in Zimbabwe. This shift reflects a growing recognition that judicial authority in the modern constitutional state must be continuously earned through efficiency, transparency […]
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Minister Moyo Kicks Off New School Year with Tour of Schools
Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Torerai Moyo, has kicked off the new school year with a tour of schools in Manicaland, Masvingo, and Matabeleland Provinces to assess readiness and support education priorities. His first stop was St. Michael’s Mambo Primary School in Buhera District, where he donated 20 tablets, 8 laptops, and 7 multimedia […]
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Government Cracks Down on River Mining to Protect Waterways
Government has imposed a nationwide ban on alluvial mining and river rehabilitation activities in a decisive move to halt the accelerating destruction of Zimbabwe’s rivers and water sources. The directive marks a significant tightening of environmental controls, aimed at safeguarding critical water systems, restoring regulatory order, and ending the abuse of permits that have enabled […]
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Zimbabwe Sets Regional Pace With Strategic Rollout of Lenacapavir
Zimbabwe has taken a decisive step in strengthening its public health response by rolling out Lenacapavir, a long-acting HIV prevention injection administered just twice a year, positioning the country among the first global adopters of next-generation HIV prevention technologies. The move reflects a deliberate shift towards innovative, sustainable and evidence-driven healthcare solutions as Zimbabwe accelerates […]
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Minister Mhona Urges Motorists to Prioritize Safety as Schools Reopen
The Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Development, Honourable Felix Mhona, has issued an urgent appeal to motorists to prioritize safety on the roads as schools reopen for the first term on Tuesday, January 13, 2026. The call comes in the wake of a tragic festive season, which saw 100 people lose their lives in accidents […]
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