Villagers from remote Nyele area have joined forces with their member of parliament to tackle healthcare shortages plaguing Bulilima District. The ambitious clinic construction project brings together local residents, diaspora members, and Cde Dingumuzi Phuti to serve Ward 4 communities. Workers have finished the main building structure and completed roofing while staff accommodation takes shape nearby. Two additional cottages remain under construction as the facility nears completion after years of planning. Community leaders expect the medical center to open next year and serve families within walking distance.
Residents currently endure expensive trips costing R100 just to reach Khansili Clinic located 15 kilometers away from their...
Cabinet bosses picked Matobo district for next year's massive Independence Day bash after recognizing the area's deep liberation war connections. Government officials selected Maphisa Open Space in Matabeleland South province to host the 46th anniversary celebrations and Children's Party events. The strategic decision honors fallen heroes who called the district home during Zimbabwe's freedom struggle. Political leaders want citizens to remember the sacrifices made by legendary fighters from the region. Matobo earned its place as the perfect venue through decades of resistance against colonial oppression.
Liberation giants like Father Zimbabwe Joshua Nkomo emerged from Kezi area within the district boundaries. His wife Johanna Nkomo...
Government officials launched a brutal war against corruption during a major gathering Friday that targeted crooked politicians across Zimbabwe. Minister Albert Nguluvhe delivered scorching remarks through Deputy Minister Omphile Marupi at the African Anti-Corruption Day ceremony held in Gwanda. The tough-talking politician warned corrupt officials they would face severe punishment for stealing money meant for struggling families. Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission bosses organized the event under their campaign promoting human dignity while fighting graft. Political leaders and law enforcement officials packed the venue to hear anti-corruption messages.
ZACC chairman Michael Reza revealed plans to establish new offices in Gwanda and...
Zimbabwe grabs the spotlight Wednesday at World Expo 2025 in Osaka where officials plan massive showcases of investment deals and tourism attractions. President Mnangagwa headlines the national day celebrations at the prestigious global gathering that draws millions of visitors. Japanese Ambassador Shinichi Yamanaka revealed how bilateral ties have strengthened during 45 years of diplomatic partnerships between the two nations. The expo provides perfect timing for both countries to expand business relationships and cultural exchanges. Tokyo sees major opportunities for increased cooperation across multiple sectors including agriculture and technology.
Japan poured 17.4 million dollars into road rehabilitation projects connecting...
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga challenged religious leaders to create a self-sufficient society during a massive Catholic gathering yesterday. The powerful politician delivered his message while thousands of faithful Catholics watched six men become priests at the Diocese of Gweru ceremony. Church officials celebrated the opening of their new Pastoral and Vocational Training Centre alongside the ordination festivities. Chiwenga praised the ambitious project as proof that Zimbabwe can survive without foreign donor money. The vice president declared that brick and mortar buildings represent much more than physical structures.
Bishop Rudolf Nyandoro received special recognition for turning his ambitious vision into concrete reality...
Government officials slammed gambling operators during a heated H-Metro forum yesterday that exposed the dark side of betting addiction. Ambassador Raphael Faranisi warned betting bosses that wild expansion cannot destroy public safety and national values. The Home Affairs chief demanded stronger rules to control the booming gaming industry before it spirals out of control. Legislative reforms will tighten licensing requirements and force digital monitoring of betting platforms across Zimbabwe. Faranisi stressed that economic opportunities mean nothing if gambling destroys families and communities.
Lotteries and Gaming Board chairperson Dr Eugenia Chidhakwa promised tougher oversight to protect vulnerable punters from predatory...
War hero Colonel Claudius Makova breathed his last Sunday at Hippo Valley Estates Medical Centre after battling a brief illness. The 76-year-old liberation fighter earned hero status before family members laid him to rest Friday at his Mkwasine farm in Chiredzi district. State Security Minister Lovemore Matuke sent heartfelt condolences through Minister Ezra Chadzamira during the emotional burial ceremony. Masvingo province lost an inspirational leader who fought tirelessly for Zimbabwe's independence and national sovereignty. The decorated veteran left behind a legacy that touched countless lives across the region.
Michael Makova praised his father as a wise family man who prioritized education and unity among relatives. The grateful...
NUST scientists grabbed top honors at the Presidential Innovation Fair last year when their genetics lab walked away with fifty grand in prize money. The Applied Genetics Testing Centre earned both the Presidential Best Innovator and Best Innovative University awards for their groundbreaking work. Zephaniah Dhlamini runs the operation that has revolutionized DNA testing across Zimbabwe since acquiring specialized equipment back in 2014. The facility has processed more than ten thousand paternity cases while expanding into animal genetics and criminal forensics. Police departments regularly tap the lab to crack murder cases and sexual assault investigations.
Farmers flock to the NUST campus when livestock ownership disputes erupt...
Bulawayo City Council bosses kicked Zimbabwe United Passenger Company out of their longtime depot after the bus operator failed to cough up massive unpaid bills. Zupco racked up more than 140 thousand dollars in debt while occupying the Khami Road facility for over five decades. The transport company treated the property like their personal headquarters but refused to settle outstanding rates that kept piling up. Council members grew tired of waiting for payment and pulled the plug on lease renewal talks. City officials decided to boot Zupco and find new tenants who actually pay their bills.
The drama started back in 2021 when council offered Zupco a fresh ten-year lease deal with one major catch. Transport bosses had to clear all...
