Author: John Tanyanyiwa
St. Giles: A Call to Partners in Rebuilding Lives
Behind the gates of St. Giles Medical Rehabilitation Centre in Harare, stories of resilience unfold each day. Children who once could not walk now take small but determined steps. Those who struggled to speak slowly form words that connect them with the world. Others, once dependent, learn to use their hands, to feed themselves, to […]
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Speaker Mudenda Leads Africa’s AI, Digital and Global Diplomacy
MIDRAND, SOUTH AFRICA — Hon. Advocate J.F.N. Mudenda, Speaker of the Parliament of Zimbabwe, closed the 2025 Annual Conference of Speakers of African National and Regional Parliaments with a profound call for the continent to seize Artificial Intelligence as a transformative instrument for economic development, governance and sustainable growth. Convened under the theme “Transforming Parliaments […]
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Africa Nordic Ministers Summit in Victoria Falls Signals Shift to Trade Partnerships
The 22nd Africa Nordic Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Victoria Falls this week signalled more than diplomatic formalities. It carried with it the weight of a changing era in international cooperation, one where aid handouts are giving way to deliberate trade and investment-driven partnerships. The discussions were not framed in the language of dependency, but in […]
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Zimbabwe reshapes healthcare through stronger medicine supply chains
Zimbabwe is ushering in a new era of healthcare delivery with bold reforms in pharmaceutical supply systems that are designed to ensure essential medicines reach every community. Guided by the National Pharmaceutical Strategy, the reforms reflect a deliberate move to dismantle long-standing barriers to access while creating a resilient and technology-driven system that connects the […]
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Presidential Community Fisheries Scheme Set to Double National Fish Production
Zimbabwe is aiming to double its national fish production to over 60,000 metric tonnes annually under the Presidential Community Fisheries Scheme. This move is transforming rural livelihoods while enhancing food security and income generation. The programme has rapidly expanded across the country, reaching an increasing number of communities and institutions that are adopting fish farming […]
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e-Government Procurement System Key to Transparency and Efficiency
The Electronic Government Procurement system, known as eGP, is emerging as a transformative tool in Zimbabwe’s public procurement landscape, aimed at enhancing efficiency, fairness, and transparency in the management of public funds. Launched in 2023 to replace cumbersome paper-based processes, the eGP system was designed to centralise tendering, standardise procedures across government departments, and provide […]
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Mudenda Elevates Zimbabwe, Champions Africa’s Legislative Future
MIDRAND, SOUTH AFRICA — Hon. Advocate J.F.N. Mudenda, Speaker of the Parliament of Zimbabwe, delivered a commanding and visionary presence at the 2025 Annual Conference of Speakers of African National and Regional Parliaments, convened under the Pan-African Parliament, bringing together 52 delegations including 18 speakers from national and regional legislatures. Under the resonant theme, “Transforming […]
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Government Releases Funds to Tackle Long-Standing Sewer Challenges in Chitungwiza
The Government has released part of the US$2.2 million required to address persistent sewer challenges in Chitungwiza, marking a significant step towards critical infrastructure upgrades that aim to restore dignity and improve sanitation in the town. The funding will support the rehabilitation of the Zengeza Outfall Sewer Line, a project long overdue for residents who […]
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NetOne CEO Granted Bail in US$1.2 Million Fraud Case
NetOne Cellular (Pvt) Ltd Chief Executive Officer, Raphael Mushanawani, has been granted bail by the Harare Magistrates Court following his arrest by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) over allegations of fraud exceeding US$1.2 million. Mushanawani was ordered to pay US$500 bail and to surrender his passport, with the court further directing him to report weekly […]
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Hwange Housing Surge Signals Shift in Urban Growth Strategy
A silent transformation is unfolding in Hwange. Once known almost exclusively as the country’s coal-mining hub, the town is rapidly becoming a case study of how public-private partnerships (PPPs) can reshape the housing sector and deliver tangible results in line with Zimbabwe’s national development agenda. The surge in construction, which is seeing virgin land serviced […]
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