Several major companies listed on Zimbabwe's stock exchanges are reporting substantial growth, signaling a strengthening national economy. Firms including Simbisa Brands, Dairiboard Holdings, and Zimplow have documented significant increases in sales volumes and revenue.
Economic analyst Dr. Shynet Chivasa stated that this volume growth reflects rising consumer demand and successful corporate strategies. She explained that such performance points to broader economic recovery, potentially stimulating job creation and attracting further investment. Another economist, Stevenson Dlamini, noted the trend indicates recovering consumer confidence and a more resilient formal business sector.
This positive corporate performance is largely...
Thousands of Roman Catholic worshippers assembled at Bulawayo's Hartsfield Ground for their annual choral festival. This event, which honors Saint Cecilia, the patron saint of church music, featured thirty choirs from across Zimbabwe and one from Johannesburg.
According to Ignatius Tawanda Mapanzure, a leader with the Zimbabwe Catholic Association of Sacred Music, the gathering fosters spiritual unity among participants. He noted that the festival rotates host cities each year, with Mutare scheduled for the next celebration.
Judges evaluated the choirs on criteria such as vocal harmony and overall presentation. The occasion also recognizes exceptional individual performers, encouraging youth involvement. The competition has grown...
Ntando Mkhulise, the former fiancé of singer Noma Khumalo, is hospitalized in intensive care after being shot outside his home. He stated that he fears for his life and believes the attack is connected to several legal complaints he filed against Khumalo.
Mkhulise reported multiple criminal cases against the former Idols SA winner, including charges of assault, theft, and property damage. He has since escalated his concerns to provincial police authorities, alleging a lack of investigation into his claims. While awaiting official responses, he received a threatening voice note warning him to drop the lawsuits.
Khumalo’s lawyer, Mhleli Mhlaba, previously acknowledged an existing case but indicated potential legal action over media...
Bulawayo will host the second International Traditional Grains Conference, focusing on integrating crops like finger millet and sorghum into contemporary agriculture and diets. The event aims to strengthen food security by promoting these nutritious and climate-resilient grains.
Participants, including farmers and policymakers, will discuss advancements in farming technology and supportive government policies. The conference also seeks to revive the cultural importance of these staples.
Organizers shared sample recipes for finger millet porridge and sorghum muffins to illustrate practical uses for these grains. The initiative represents a significant move toward sustainable food systems and economic growth.
Zimbabwean police have arrested a 27-year-old woman from Mount Zonwe, Idah Mushayi, for a severe assault on her 11-year-old daughter. A widely circulated video showed the child being beaten with a leather strap while her hands and feet were bound.
National police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the arrest, stating the incident occurred in Village 28. The assault was reportedly triggered by an allegation involving a small amount of missing money.
Commissioner Nyathi reiterated the police force's serious stance on child abuse, reminding the public that violence against minors is a criminal act. He encouraged parents to use lawful discipline methods.
A critical relegation battle will unfold at Barbourfields Stadium as Chicken Inn faces Highlanders. Both Bulawayo clubs are tied with 38 points, placing them in danger of demotion from the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League.
Chicken Inn coach Joey Antipas reported a healthy and motivated squad ready for the derby. Highlanders coach Pieter De Jongh acknowledged his team's injury concerns but vowed to fight for a result. He stated that the historic club must remain in the top division.
The final day of the season finds multiple traditional powers threatened with relegation. Other clubs also fighting for survival include Dynamos, Yadah, and Triangle United. The league's competitive landscape has shifted, making survival the primary...
The family of Archbishop Ernest Paul Mamvura Mwazha has released the schedule for his funeral proceedings. The founder of the African Apostolic Church passed away at 107 years old.
Prayer services are being held at his Harare residence on Jefferson Road in Hatfield. According to family spokesperson Dr. Masimba Mwazha, the archbishop will be buried at Chirasauta. Before the burial, a public viewing is scheduled at Guvambwa.
The church leadership is coordinating with the family to manage the arrival of thousands of congregants and international guests. Archbishop Mwazha established one of Africa's most significant indigenous Christian movements.
The Zimbabwean government has declared Apostle Paul Mwazha a national hero. According to Permanent Secretary Nick Mangwana, President Emmerson Mnangagwa formally granted this honor.
Apostle Mwazha, who founded the African Apostolic Church, was a highly influential spiritual figure. He was widely known by the affectionate name Mutumwa and built one of the nation's largest indigenous congregations.
The family of Apostle Mwazha will collaborate with officials on the burial arrangements. These plans will respect the family's traditions and preferences.
A Reddit user named TechExpert2910 has successfully installed iPadOS on an iPhone 17 Pro Max. This modification, achieved through a software exploit, enables the smartphone to provide a desktop-style computing experience when linked to an external monitor. The hack demonstrates that the device's hardware, featuring an A19 Pro chip and 12 gigabytes of RAM, is fully capable of supporting advanced multitasking functions.
The specific vulnerability used for this procedure was present only in iOS 26.1, as Apple subsequently addressed the issue in the iOS 26.2 beta 1 update. The Reddit user speculated that Apple restricts this capability to protect its Mac computer sales from potential competition. This situation highlights a broader...
