Author: Aldridge
Zimbabwe’s Strategic Turn in Agriculture Gains Momentum
What was once fallow is now fertile again — not just in soil, but in vision. The Rattray Arnold Research Station in Mazowe, long underutilized, has sprung back to life. But this is no ordinary revival. It is a calculated national shift, a symbolic moment in Zimbabwe’s march towards Vision 2030, where agriculture is being […]
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Zimbabwe’s New Tourism Policy Charts Bold Course Toward Innovation, Investment, and Global Appeal
Zimbabwe’s tourism sector has officially entered a new chapter with the launch of the Tourism and Hospitality Industry Policy (2025–2030), a framework widely praised by stakeholders as both visionary and urgent. With tourism already recognized as a low-hanging fruit in the country’s economic recovery and diversification drive, the policy represents a timely intervention aimed at […]
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Minister Garwe’s Hardline Urban Reset: Cracking Down to Build Up Under Vision 2030
By Aldridge Dzvene | Positive Eye News In what now feels less like a routine ministerial engagement and more like a decisive policy reset, Hon. Daniel Garwe’s meeting with the Harare City Council on Monday marked a critical turning point in the language of governance. Speaking from the City of Harare Headquarters, the Minister of […]
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Carbon Markets Come Out of the Shadows as Zimbabwe Pushes ESG Reforms at Leadership Summit
The opening of the Ninth Zimbabwe Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Leadership and Business Summit in Victoria Falls marks more than just a convergence of public and private sector players. It signals a definitive turning point in Zimbabwe’s climate governance, as the state moves assertively to regulate a once shadowy carbon market, linking national development […]
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Procurement With Purpose: Skills, Strategy, and Statecraft Take Centre Stage at Fourth Annual Symposium
In an era where public procurement has transcended simple transactions to become a lever of national transformation, the fourth Annual Public Procurement Symposium, currently underway in Bulawayo, has emerged as both a mirror and a megaphone. Organised by the Procurement Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (PRAZ), this year’s event does more than convene procurement professionals; it […]
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Mainstreaming Gender, Mobilizing Equity: The 2025 Policy Framework Unpacked
By Aldridge Dzvene The Government of Zimbabwe has taken a decisive and transformative stride in reaffirming its commitment to gender equality with the launch of the 2025 National Gender Policy (NGP). Far beyond a symbolic gesture, this comprehensive framework repositions gender mainstreaming as a central pillar of national development, aligning closely with Vision 2030 and […]
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Activist Legislatures Reclaim the Global StageSpeakers Conference reveals a bold new direction for legislative diplomacy in the digital age
By Aldridge Dzvene As the 6th World Conference of Speakers of Parliament drew to a dramatic close in Geneva, Switzerland, it became evident that parliaments across the globe are undergoing a profound identity shift, redefining themselves as active shapers of the international order rather than ceremonial custodians of tradition. Behind the diplomatic niceties and formalities, […]
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Why Now is the Time for Zimbabweans to Invest in Home Air Conditioning
For years, many Zimbabweans viewed air conditioning as a luxury reserved only for office buildings, big hotels, or businesses. But with Zimbabwe’s changing weather patterns — from scorching heatwaves to biting winter chills — having a reliable air conditioning system in your home is no longer a luxury. It’s a smart investment in your comfort, […]
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Mashonaland East Sets Gold Standard in Nationwide Anti-Drug Crusade
In a bold display of provincial leadership and patriotism, Mashonaland East has positioned itself as a national trailblazer in the war against drug and substance abuse, rolling out a game-changing fundraising drive that has shaken the nation into action. With Zimbabwe’s future hanging in the balance as more young people fall victim to dangerous narcotics, […]
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Hwange Colliery Emerges as Flagship of Zimbabwe’s Industrial Reawakening
Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) is fast transforming into the beating heart of Zimbabwe’s energy and industrial resurgence, offering a compelling case study of what robust State-led recapitalisation, strategic partnerships, and bold modernisation policies can deliver under the Second Republic. Once symbolic of the country’s waning mining fortunes, HCCL has now become a pillar of […]
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