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Gangsters Attack China Zhuhe Mining Gold Mine in Mutoko — One Dead, Police Investigating
MUTOKO – Police in Mutoko have launched a full-scale investigation following an attempted robbery at China Zhuhe Mining’s gold mine in the early hours of October 9, 2025, which left one suspected robber dead. According to a statement issued by China Zhuhe Mining Co. Ltd., a gang of unidentified assailants scaled the courtyard wall of […]
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Harare Drive Section Closed for Rehabilitation Works
HARARE – The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development has announced the temporary closure of a section of Harare Drive from Houghton Park Roundabout (Chinzou) to the Gleneagles/Highfield Road junction to allow for major rehabilitation works. According to a public notice issued on October 10, the closure will take effect from Tuesday, 14 October 2025, […]
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Zimbabwe to host COMESA summit as country assumes vice Chair
The election of the Republic of Zimbabwe as the incoming Vice Chair of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) marks a major diplomatic breakthrough for the nation. This milestone affirms Zimbabwe’s rising influence in regional economic affairs and its growing leadership role in shaping Africa’s collective development agenda. The announcement was made […]
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President to launch National Youth Empowerment Strategy
Zimbabwe is set to host the inaugural Youth Empowerment Symposium later this month, an event that signifies the nation’s firm commitment to building an inclusive and innovation-driven economy anchored on youth participation. The symposium, scheduled for October 21 to 22, will see the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe officially launch the National Youth Empowerment […]
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Zimbabwe drives cooperative innovation in Africa
Zimbabwe’s participation at the 14th Africa Ministerial Cooperative Conference (AMCCO) in Nairobi, Kenya, underscores the nation’s growing leadership in promoting an innovative and inclusive cooperative economy. The conference, a premier platform convened every three years by the International Cooperative Alliance Africa in collaboration with African governments, is shaping policy direction for the continent’s cooperative movement […]
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NEC Printing unveils GBV policy, a bold step for workplace safety
The unveiling of the National Employment Council (NEC) Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Policy marks a decisive turning point in Zimbabwe’s pursuit of safer, inclusive, and equitable workplaces. In a nation where gender disparities continue to shape social and professional dynamics, the policy represents a structured response to long-standing challenges that often go unreported in the world […]
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Second Republic reshapes farming into food power
Zimbabwe’s agricultural journey has taken a decisive turn under the Second Republic, moving from survival farming to a strong and productive system that feeds the nation. What once seemed like a dream during the early days of the Land Reform Programme has now become a visible reality. Despite the heavy shadow of illegal Western sanctions, […]
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Zimbabwe Unveils National Energy Compact for Growth
Zimbabwe has unveiled an ambitious plan to expand access to energy and attract investment into its power sector through the National Energy Compact, presented by the Minister of Energy and Power Development Honourable July Moyo at the Africa Capital Markets Forum in Sandton, South Africa. The compact lays out a clear roadmap to strengthen infrastructure, […]
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Speaker Terminates Mutodi’s Committee Leadership
Speaker of Parliament Advocate Jacob Francis Nzwidamilimo Mudenda has terminated the tenure of Bikita South legislator, Honourable Dr. Energy Mutodi, as Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Budget, Finance and Investment Promotion with immediate effect. In a letter dated 7 October 2025, Advocate Mudenda, who also chairs the Committee on Standing Rules and Orders (CSRO), […]
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Morton Jaffray Revival to End Harare Water Crisis
The Morton Jaffray Water Treatment Plant is undergoing major refurbishments, paving the way for a transformative water supply deal that is expected to ease Harare’s long-standing water challenges. Built in the 1950s to serve a much smaller population, the aging facility has for decades struggled to meet the demands of a rapidly expanding city. The […]
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