Zimbabwe joined the global community on Thursday in commemorating World Mental Health Day, with Manicaland Member of Parliament Amanda Chakukura calling for greater government support for young women facing mental health challenges. Speaking in Parliament yesterday Chakukura highlighted the unique difficulties young women encounter, which can
All roads lead to the Mbare Art Space for the much-anticipated 2024 European Film Festival Zimbabwe (#EuroFilmFestZW) is back, promising a thrilling journey of cinema, culture, and creativity. This year’s edition, running from October 10 to 28, expands into new territories with screenings and events in
Heal Zimbabwe Trust (HZT) has called for immediate and robust action to protect the rights of girls in Zimbabwe as the world marks International Day of the Girl Child. This year’s theme, “Girls’ Vision for the Future,” highlights unlocking the full potential of girls through education,
The life and legacy of the late Bishop Abel Tendekayi Muzorewa were honored at the Anglican Cathedral in Harare on as government officials, church leaders, opposition figures and international guests gathered to reflect on his pivotal role in the nation’s fight for independence. Guest of honour
In Goromonzi district, the land lies barren, and the once-thriving crops have withered under the harsh sun. For the smallholder farmers who depend on these fields, the past seasons have been marked by loss and despair. El Niño's relentless droughts have devastated their crops, leaving
A massive fire swept through Mbare Musika, the country’s largest marketplace, late last night, destroying goods worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and leaving hundreds of traders without a source of income. The fire, which broke out around 9.30 p.m. rapidly spread across the sprawling market,
Education leaders in Gweru have expressed profound gratitude for the transformative role played by the National Building Society (NBS) in enhancing both the educational sector and local communities through innovative financing solutions. NBS has become a beacon of support, helping schools upgrade infrastructure while also improving
Climate change has become a punitive and unbending enemy, increasing both drought and extreme temperatures in Hwange District Communities within this part of the country, the struggle has become pressing, with local advocacy groups raising alarm on the threats to both human and animal livelihoods. Among them
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has called for ongoing voter participation in municipal by-elections, following its observation of the recently concluded Ward 15 by-election in Umzingwane District, Matabeleland South. Held on October 7, 2024, this by-election followed the death of Councillor Handsome Sibanda and
Top NHS Executives Suspended Amid Allegations of Corruption and Mismanagement Harare- Senior executives at the government-owned National Handling Services (NHS) have been placed on forced leave amid serious allegations of corruption, incompetence, and corporate governance failures. Sources say the NHS, which handles critical services at Robert
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