Day: April 12, 2026
Dorowa Nears Commissioning as Zimbabwe Targets Fertiliser Self-Sufficiency Under NDS2
Zimbabwe’s push for agricultural self-sufficiency is gaining momentum, with Dorowa Minerals now on the brink of full commissioning following a major capital injection from the Mutapa Investment Fund. The Dorowa plant, currently 95 percent complete, is expected to come online in May 2026, marking a critical milestone in the country’s efforts to reduce dependence on […]
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Chipinge Gathering Reflects Continuity of Purpose as Dr Paul Tungwarara Takes Up New Role
By Aldridge Dzvene Chipinge — Beneath the open skies of Chipinge, what began as a celebration quietly unfolded into something deeper, a moment where history, purpose, and development converged around the elevation of Dr Paul Tungwarara to the ZANU PF Central Committee. The gathering at Chipinge Junior School drew senior figures whose presence carried the […]
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Zimbabwe–Zambia Rail Corridor Deal Signals New Era for Regional Trade and Mineral Logistics
Harare — Zimbabwe and Zambia have moved decisively to reshape regional transport and trade dynamics following the signing of a landmark railway agreement that is set to unlock mineral value chains and significantly improve logistics efficiency across Southern Africa. The agreement, signed by the Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development, Felix Tapiwa Mhona, and his […]
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Liberation Legacy Endorses Dr Paul Tungwarara as ZANU PF Consolidates Grassroots Power in Manicaland
By Aldridge Dzvene Chipinge, Zimbabwe — The usually quiet grounds of Chipinge Junior School were transformed into a politically charged arena on 11 April, as ZANU PF’s top leadership converged to affirm the elevation of Dr Paul Tungwarara into the party’s Central Committee, in what analysts view as a strategic consolidation of grassroots-driven leadership aligned […]
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Delta Unleashes “Leopard” as Traditional Beer Market Enters New Era of Identity and Value
Delta Corporation’s latest product intervention into Zimbabwe’s traditional beer market is not merely a launch, it is a calculated statement of intent, marking a shift in how opaque beer is positioned within both cultural and commercial spaces. The introduction of Leopard into a segment long dominated by Chibuku signals a strategic recalibration, one that moves […]
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