The second edition of the Creative Reproductive Health Arts Festival for Transformation (CRAFT 2) took center stage yesterday, bringing together youth, artists, policymakers, and development partners to harness the transformative power of art in tackling critical issues affecting young Zimbabweans. Held under the theme “Youth Voices
Delta Corporation marked a significant achievement by hosting the Smart Drinking and Moderation Innovation Challenge yesterday, an initiative aimed at promoting responsible alcohol consumption among the youth. With a legacy of over 126 years in the beverage industry, Delta has consistently advocated for social responsibility,
As negotiations for a new global pandemic agreement intensify, Aids Healthcare Foundation (AHF) Zimbabwe is raising alarm bells about the current draft, urging a more robust framework to ensure equitable healthcare access during health crises. The call comes as representatives from the World Health Organisation's
A Harare magistrate has removed from remand Yagden Engineering directors Wayne Williams and Regis Maburutse, who faced theft charges for 35 unassembled motorcycles. The accusation came from Tony Renato Sarpo, a former director of the company who initially denied ownership of the motor bikes but later
The government has proposed amendments to the Constitution and the Electoral Act to automatically register 18-year-olds as voters, t
By Gift Simau Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping higher education globally, with countries like China integrating AI into learning and teaching. Universities are developing policies to regulate its use in education. According to Adiguzel, AI refers to machines and programs that mimic human Intelligence. Tools like
Local mental health organization Someone Always Listens To You (S.A.L.T) has officially opened a newly refurbished grieving room at the Mbuya Nehanda Maternity Wing of Parirenyatwa Hospital. The space is dedicated to provide comfort and mental health support to parents mourning the loss of a
The 6th edition of Privacy Symposium Africa convened in Harare entered day two focusing on the privacy risks posed by rapidly advancing technologies. Participants, including representatives from media, civil society, government (including POTRAZ), and legal sectors, highlighted the vulnerabilities inherent in modern digital landscapes, particularly concerning
Zimbabwe’s agriculture sector, long dominated by smallholder farmers, is undergoing a women-led transformation. In Guruve District, women are pioneering climate resilience strategies through agroecology, showcasing a commitment to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 5 and 13, which focus on gender equality and climate action. Under the National Development
Robberies and thefts are steadily increasing, making it important for everyone to be security conscious and take steps to ensure their homes, workplaces and individual person are well protected. There have been robberies or attempted robberies not only in the larger cities or more affluent suburbs
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