Lady Chevrons Set for ODI Series Against USA
The hosts will be missing two key players from their squad
Civil Servants to Receive $40 Salary Increase Amidst Ongoing Economic Challenges
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
African Chrome Fields Sets Sights On Global Chrome Dominance
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)
Supreme Court throws NPA Appeal Against Wadyajena Out
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
European Film Festival Lights Up Mbare Art Space
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
Fissures in Zanu PF Over 2030
Senior Zanu PF members who are pushing for President Mnangagwa to stay in power until 2030 are now sharply divided with some now opposing the agenda. Inside sources said the likes of youth league chairperson Tino Machakaire is not seeing eye to eye with senior members
Zimbabwe Records Two Mpox Cases
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has confirmed two new cases of Mpox, also known as Monkeypox, in Zimbabwe. The identified cases are currently in isolation and receiving appropriate care. Addressing journalists in Harare, Dr. Douglas Mombeshora, the Minister of Health and Child Care urged the
Nine Perish in Road Accident Along Harare-Shamva Road
A fatal road accident claimed the lives of nine people and left eight others injured on the Harare-Shamva Road on Friday evening, according to the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP). The crash occurred at around 7 p.m. near the 88-kilometre peg along the busy road. National Police spokesperson
MP Urges Support for Young Women Amid Mental Health Crisis on World Mental Health Day
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
Heal Zimbabwe Calls for Urgent Action to Protect Girls’ Rights
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,
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