Author: Aldridge
Gifts of Honest Empower St Giles as Colonel Chiwenga Leads Visit
Colonel Miniyothabo Baloyi Chiwenga brought laughter, inspiration, and tangible hope to St Giles Medical Rehabilitation Centre on Tuesday, as her official visit combined heartfelt commitment with her signature lighthearted charm. The Vice President’s wife, widely known for championing inclusive care, came armed not only with gifts but also with an infectious sense of humour, playfully […]
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Gweru Hospital’s Nail-from-the-Skull Breakthrough Signals New Era in Provincial Health Care
Gweru Provincial Hospital’s successful removal of a steel nail from a 75 year old patient’s skull is more than a gripping medical story, it is a quiet revolution in how specialised health care is being decentralised and delivered in Zimbabwe. What would, until recently, have been an automatic referral to Harare or Bulawayo was handled […]
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Munhenzva Bus Tragedy Revives Road Safety Debate in Zimbabwe
A reported Munhenzva bus accident that left four dead and 13 injured, if confirmed, spotlights the chilling persistence of road safety risks in Zimbabwe’s transport sector and raises urgent questions about regulation, driver management, and public accountability While some reports suggest four fatalities, corroborating sources for these numbers remain elusive, Neither major news agencies nor […]
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Hwange Coal Firms Set to Transform Logistics with Railway Upgrade
Hwange’s coal industry is taking bold steps to modernise its logistics network, announcing plans to refurbish the key railway line connecting mines to domestic and export markets. The initiative is designed to tackle long-standing inefficiencies in coal transport, reduce costs, and strengthen Zimbabwe’s position as a reliable energy exporter. The planned upgrades come at a […]
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Innovation Sparks the Future Youth Power Driving Vision 2030
Zimbabwe’s path to Vision 2030 is being defined by a generation that refuses to wait for the future it is creating it. The nation’s young innovators are stepping into roles once reserved for established professionals shaping ideas that are transforming how industries function how communities thrive and how technology bridges developmental gaps. At the recent […]
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Bridging the Digital Divide, NetOne’s Vision for an Empowered Generation
In a world driven by connectivity, data, and digital innovation, Zimbabwe’s telecommunications giant NetOne has emerged not only as a service provider but as a transformative force shaping the nation’s human capital. The company’s recent initiative to equip young people with essential digital skills reflects a visionary leap toward building an inclusive, tech-driven economy aligned […]
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Tinotenda’s Wheels: Youth, Innovation and a Safer Ride for Zimbabwe
In Harare’s bustling streets, a new ride is making waves, and it’s driven by one of Zimbabwe’s youngest innovators. Tinotenda Tungwarara, CEO of Tap & Go, is not just running a fleet of over 60 modern vehicles, she is steering a vision where youth, technology, and safety converge to transform urban transport. Tap & Go […]
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Zimbabwe Leverages Inclusion and Innovation to Drive Economic Growth
Zimbabwe is increasingly demonstrating that social inclusion and innovation are key drivers of national development, as President Emmerson Mnangagwa highlighted in his address at the Second World Summit for Social Development in Doha. The country’s commitment to equality, youth empowerment, and women’s participation is being integrated into policies that promote entrepreneurship, innovation, and broader economic […]
Read More VP Chiwenga Urges Action to Unlock Full Potential of Bhulaayo Kraal Project
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s recent inspection of the Bhulaayo Kraal agricultural scheme in Binga has highlighted both challenges and opportunities, signaling a turning point for one of Zimbabwe’s ambitious rural development initiatives. While current operations show only a fraction of the planned 15,000-hectare cultivation, the Vice President’s intervention underscores the government’s commitment to ensuring that […]
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Zimbabwe Deploys Cloud Seeding to Bolster Seasonal Rainfall
Zimbabwe is advancing its climate resilience agenda by activating a national cloud seeding programme aimed at boosting rainfall ahead of the imminent 2025–26 agricultural season. The initiative involves deploying aircraft and targeting favourable weather systems to stimulate precipitation in key farming regions, with the goal of mitigating erratic rainfall patterns influenced by climate change. By […]
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