Harare- The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has warned that traffickers are increasingly using technology and deceptive online scams to trap victims, as the country joined the global community in commemorating the World Day against Trafficking in Persons on 30 July. In a statement marking the annual observance under the…
Harare – The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has authorised a 10-day vacation school programme for examination candidates during the August 2026 holidays, issuing strict fee caps and prohibiting schools from extending lessons beyond the stipulated period. According to Secretary's Circular Number 7 of 2026, dated June 9, the…
Tinotenda Hove- Speaker of Parliament Advocate Jacob Mudenda's election as President of the Bureau of the Conference at the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) Annual Conference of Speakers of National and Regional Parliaments has triggered debate, with critics questioning whether the international recognition reflects the realities of governance and democracy in Zimbabwe.…
Harare — President Emmerson Mnangagwa has declared a State of Disaster following a tragic road accident involving a Munhenzva Transport Services bus that claimed the lives of eleven Zimbabwean nationals in South Africa's Free State Province, the government announced on Saturday. The bus, travelling from Cape Town to Harare, crashed…
By A Correspondent|Vice Presidents Constantino Chiwenga and Kembo Mohadi on Friday toured exhibition stands at the 29th Mine Entra Conference and Exhibition in Bulawayo, where government officials showcased developments and investment opportunities in Zimbabwe’s mining sector. The high-profile visit was presented as a sign of government commitment towards growing the…
Harare – Zimbabwe’s Second Republic is cementing its legacy of macroeconomic transformation, with the country recording its first sustained single-digit inflation in over three decades while securing landmark diplomatic victories that signal its return to the global stage. Presenting the 2026 Mid-Term Budget and Economic Review to Parliament on Thursday,…
Harare – Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe's third-largest urban settlement with a population approaching one million residents, remains entirely dependent on Harare for its water supply – a dependency that is failing its residents, the government admitted in Parliament this week. Sewage Responding to a question from St Mary's legislator Brighton Mazhindu, Deputy…
By A Correspondent|Masvingo remained peaceful on Friday as the planned July 31 protests did not materialise in the city's central business district. Businesses opened as normal, commuter transport operated without disruption and residents continued with their daily routines, with no visible demonstrations reported in the city centre. A preliminary assessment…
Binga – Binga South legislator Hon. Fanuel Cumanzala has commended the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education for its comprehensive understanding of the educational challenges facing Binga District and its commitment to improving access to quality education in remote communities. Speaking after receiving a detailed response in Parliament from the…
Binga – Binga South legislator, Fanuel Cumanzala has welcomed the Government's recognition of Binga's tourism potential but says the time has come to translate policy statements into tangible investments that transform the lives of communities along the Zambezi Valley. Speaking in an interview after the Minister of Environment, Climate and…
