On the International Day for Tolerance, observers reflect that fostering a unified global society requires embracing the oneness of the human family. The writings of Baha'u'llah, founder of the Baha'i Faith, describe tolerance and righteousness as essential educators for mankind. He stated that all people derive their inspiration from a single heavenly source.
Eliminating prejudices such as racism and religious intolerance necessitates a profound change in human consciousness, grounded in this spiritual principle. The Baha'i International Community emphasizes that this effort cannot be passive, but requires confrontation of all biases through legal and educational measures. Adopting these spiritual principles is seen as fundamental to...
A Harare man, Tonderai Kumatsa, recently sought a peace order against his former wife, Violet Zulu. He alleged that she had disrupted his new marriage by returning to their home and insulting both him and his current spouse. Kumatsa stated that her actions caused his wife to leave and that he desired an end to the public insults.
Zulu denied these accusations, testifying that she had never been married to another man and had a right to return to her property. She claimed that Kumatsa’s new wife was not living at the house at the time and that she could not have chased her away. Zulu further alleged that Kumatsa was the one disturbing her by visiting at odd hours to request money for rent.
The presiding magistrate, Joanna Mukwesha...
A Spanish firm, Clevenard SL Group, intends to hold a major event in Zimbabwe next year, a move anticipated to strengthen the nation's growing tourism industry. The company also plans to honor Harare businessman Bernard Mutanga, CEO of Berhard Development Corporation, for his contributions to industrialization and infrastructure.
Mutanga expressed that the international recognition validates his company's focus on sustainable development. His corporation is involved in several large projects, including an eco-smart city and a pig iron plant. These initiatives are funded through a financial instrument arranged with Green Dollar Coin UK.
A Mutoko farmer, Denford Dzenzi, has significantly transformed his agricultural operations after winning a national competition. He earned first place in the Valley Seeds Pfumvudza contest, with his prize being a solar-powered borehole and irrigation system.
This installation has enabled Dzenzi to practice year-round farming on his land in Chapwanya Village. He now cultivates various crops, including tomatoes and maize, which he supplies to markets in Harare. The reliable water source proved vital during a recent severe drought, supporting both his family and the wider community.
Valley Seeds representatives stated that supporting dedicated farmers aligns with their goal of enhancing national food security. An Agritex officer working...
Zimpapers, in partnership with Amtec Motors, is organizing an event titled Ladies on Wheels. The event aims to celebrate and empower women from diverse professional backgrounds. It will be held at the Amtec Motors branch in Harare.
A Zimpapers spokesperson, Pauline Matanda, explained that the event is designed to honor women's achievements and inspire future leaders. The program will include practical demonstrations on basic vehicle maintenance, such as jump-starting a car and checking engine pressure. Interactive sessions focusing on road safety and wellness are also planned.
Additional sponsors for the event include Classic Motors and Cardence Investments. The initiative reflects Zimpapers' ongoing commitment to creating platforms...
Zimbabwe is advancing plans to industrialize its agricultural sector by integrating advanced technologies like Artificial Intelligence, robotics, and precision farming. This initiative follows a delegation's participation at the Agritechnica 2025 exhibition in Hanover, Germany. Deputy Minister Vangelis Haritatos stated that the engagement was part of a broader effort to close the nation's mechanization and irrigation gaps.
The government has already begun implementing these smart systems, commissioning AI-powered grain silos in Kwekwe and Mutare to monitor storage conditions in real time. Officials project that adopting these data-driven technologies across the entire production cycle will significantly boost productivity. The...
Foreign Affairs Minister Amon Murwira has stated that Zimbabwe is dedicated to implementing the cooperation agreements made with Algeria. He confirmed the nation's intent to maintain the current momentum across several key economic sectors. Murwira made these remarks at a recent event in Harare commemorating the Algerian National Day.
The minister highlighted the historical solidarity between the two countries, noting that Algeria provided material and logistical support to Zimbabwe's liberation movements. He described their relationship as one built on mutual respect and a shared vision for development. The Algerian Ambassador, Mohamed Seoudi, affirmed his country's continued support for Zimbabwe's economic progress.
Ambassador...
Matabeleland North Province has experienced significant economic growth, recording a 9.7 percent GDP increase last year and substantially outperforming the national average. The acting Permanent Secretary for Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Godfrey Mukwakwami, attributed this success to increased investments in mining, manufacturing, and tourism, alongside a national focus on value addition. He reported that manufacturing was recovering, aided by policies emphasizing product beneficiation before export.
Mukwakwami made these comments while hosting a delegation from the African Peer Review Mechanism, which was conducting a review of economic governance. He also credited sound monetary and fiscal policies, including the central bank's...
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote recently visited Harare to finalize a one billion dollar investment in cement manufacturing, coal mining, and power generation. He was hosted at the State House by President Emmerson Mnangagwa and several cabinet ministers. This potential deal exemplifies a broader trend of significant foreign investment entering the country.
According to the Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency, investment licenses valued at over three billion dollars were issued in the third quarter alone. Major projects include a Chinese-funded 1.5 billion dollar expansion of the Hwange power plant and substantial investments in lithium mining. The Dinson Iron and Steel Company plant in Manhize, a unit of China’s Tsingshan...
