The United Nations has urged Zimbabwe to ramp up investments in its health sector to address a critical shortage of healthcare workers, which threatens the nation’s progress toward universal health coverage. Speaking at the launch of the Health Workforce Strategy and Health Workforce Investment Compact on
Northen Region Soccer League outfit Norton Community FC has suspended five members following a match-fixing scandal that emerged after a 7-0 loss to Premier League hopefuls Scotland FC at Rufaro Stadium last Friday. The club, currently 17th in the 20-team league and battling to avoid relegation,
The failure of local government authorities to submit financial accounts to the Auditor General is raising concerns about transparency and accountability in Zimbabwe’s public administration. Gweru City Council has become a focal point in this issue, with financial statement backlogs spanning from 2014 to 2021. A report
Marondera Central Member of Parliament Caston Matewu has called for urgent reforms to ensure the country’s natural resources benefit all citizens, rather than a privileged few. Speaking during a debate on President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s recent State of the Nation Address in Parliament yesterday, Matewu highlighted inequalities
The hosts will be missing two key players from their squad
Civil servants in Zimbabwe are set to receive a salary increment, raising wages by $40 from the current $324 per month to $364 for the lowest-paid employees, effective retroactively from September 1, 2024. The announcement was made by the Zimbabwe Confederation of Public Sector Trade
Leading chrome mining company, African Chrome Fields (ACF) has announced ambitious expansion plans as it seeks to gain up to 25% of global market share for high-grade chrome concentrate by the end of 2026. Addressing media, AFC Chairman and Country Representative Zunaid Moti said, "(the)
Former Gokwe Nembudziya legislator Justice Mayor Wadyajena has been acquitted of fraud charges following a ruling by the Supreme Court. The decision marks a significant victory for Wadyajena, who had been entangled in a protracted legal battle. Wadyajena and his company, Mayor Logistics, were jointly charged with
The European Film Festival, held at Mbare Art Space, is making waves as a unique platform for cultural exchange, blending European, African, and local Zimbabwean films. According to Alex Gwaze, one of the coordinators and curator of the Input Conference, the festival is about more than
By Munashe Chokodza and Dyson Murwira Harare City Council lost over US$200 million amid a financial mess, grand theft and looting as the City of Harare officials are using personal swipe machines to collect money from ratepayers. The grand looting and financial mess, investigations reveal, was created
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