Day: March 24, 2026
Patriotism as Duty: National Heroes and the Discipline of Nation Building
Story by Aldridge Dzvene Harare – The burial of three distinguished national heroes, the late National Hero Cde Elison Mupamaonde, the late National Hero Cde Cosmas Chiringa, and the late Major General (Rtd) Dr. Hebert Chingono, presented more than a moment of remembrance, it offered a deeper reflection on the values that sustain a nation, […]
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Zimbabwe Steps Up Global Health Diplomacy at IMNHC 2026
Harare – Zimbabwe is asserting its voice on the global health stage as Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr Douglas Mombeshora, leads a high-level delegation to the International Maternal Newborn Health Conference 2026 in Nairobi, a critical global platform shaping the future of maternal and newborn health interventions. Running from 23 to 26 March […]
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Gold Price Boosts Caledonia Mining’s FY25 Performance
Caledonia Mining Corporation’s FY25 performance was boosted by a higher gold price environment, with the company achieving impressive financial results. The company’s flagship Blanket Mine produced 76,213 ounces of gold, meeting its increased guidance of 75,500-79,500 ounces. The Bilboes oxide operation also contributed, producing and selling 1,683 ounces of gold. The company sold 79,075 ounces […]
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Steel War Looms as South Africa Tightens Tariffs Amid Zimbabwe’s Industrial Rise
Story by Aldridge Dzvene Harare – The regional steel sector is entering a decisive phase as South Africa moves to fortify its domestic industry while Zimbabwe’s rapidly expanding production capacity begins to assert itself within the Southern African market, placing the dynamics of trade, industrial policy and regional integration under intense scrutiny. Recent developments by […]
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Zimbabwe Accelerates AI Agenda as NIAC Anchors Inclusive Digital Transformation Under NDS2
Harare – Zimbabwe’s drive toward a digitally empowered economy has gained significant momentum following the inauguration of the National Information Access Centre (NIAC) at the Zimbabwe Open University, a development that positions the country’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy (2026–2030) on a more practical and implementation-driven trajectory. The establishment of the NIAC reflects a deliberate shift […]
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