War veterans across Manicaland Province are seeing real improvements from special government programs. The President created these projects to help former fighters who liberated Zimbabwe. Veterans are receiving new homes and fresh water wells through two major schemes. Buhera district serves as the testing ground for these important community projects. These benefits come after years of waiting for proper support.
Nelson Mahamba works with the War Veterans League and speaks about the meaning behind these programs. He believes the housing and water wells represent what veterans fought to achieve during the liberation war. Many veterans have also received money from special revolving funds that help them start businesses. The new...
ZANU PF leaders approve the member checking process happening across Mashonaland West Province right away. The party says this work helps build a trustworthy list of all people who belong to the group. Many members showed up at local areas to take part in this grassroots activity. Both old and new party supporters joined the verification exercise with excitement. Leaders describe this step as very important for keeping accurate records.
James Makamba from the party's top decision-making body spoke about the process. He explained that checking every member helps the party know exactly who belongs to their organization. Everything has stayed calm and well-organized during these verification meetings. The party wants to make sure their...
Military forces from Zimbabwe just finished training 110 new instructors at an air base near Chegutu. The soldiers and airmen learned how to teach others about weapons, marching, and ceremony skills. Air Vice Marshal Biltim Chingono watched the graduation happen at Jason Ziyaphapha Moyo Airforce Base. He told everyone that these courses help build strong leaders who follow rules. The training makes sure people can do their jobs properly and protect the country.
One graduate named Earnmore Raurai works as a surgeon with the army. He said the training was really tough and demanded lots of self-control and cleanliness. Another graduate called Jacqueline Moyo wants more women to become leaders in the military. She believes female officers...
A top UK government official just checked out how Zimbabwe grows and packs vegetables for British shoppers. Lord Collins from the UK Africa department toured Kuminda's processing plant where workers handle fresh peas before shipping them overseas. The visit shows how the two countries work together on farming deals that help thousands of people make money. President Mnangagwa met the same minister recently at State House with Britain's ambassador. These meetings prove the partnership keeps growing stronger.
Kuminda employs about 100 women who sort and pack vegetables for export markets. The company helps 5,000 small farmers learn better growing methods and sell their crops abroad. Zimbabwe sends most of Britain's sugar snap peas across...
The Moto Moto Festival wants to show off Zimbabwean music around the world. Artists will perform on July 19 at Odonien in Cologne, Germany. The festival brings together different cultures and sounds under one big theme about unity. Famous acts like Mokoomba, Awa Khiwe, and Feli Nandi will take the stage. Plot Mhako started this festival to give African musicians a chance to shine globally.
Feli Nandi performed last year and really impressed people with her powerful voice. She mixes Afro-beat with traditional Zimbabwean music that moves audiences deeply. Mhako picked artists carefully to show both experienced musicians and new talent. Each performer brings something special that represents the best of Zimbabwe and Africa. The festival...
Police caught three people from Zimbabwe doing illegal mining work at Spietskop Mine. The arrests happened during a special mission called Operation Vala Umgodi. Officers worked hard to stop criminals from stealing valuable rocks from the ground. The team focused on sections 6 and 7 of the mine area. Local cops planned everything carefully before making their move.
The police found about 98 tons of chromite ore just sitting there. Someone had left all this valuable metal behind when they ran away. Lieutenant Colonel Masekela Magoro told reporters about the big discovery. He said his team wants to protect the country's natural treasures from thieves. The operation shows how serious police are about stopping illegal mining.
Magoro asked...
Kenya's young rugby sevens squad walked away empty-handed from the Africa Cup tournament. The team battled Zimbabwe for third place on Sunday but came up short. Their dreams of bronze turned to disappointment on the fields of Mauritius. The match slipped through their fingers despite a strong start. Fans watched as another medal chance vanished.
Chrisant Ojwang put points on the board first for the Morans. Dennis Abukuse followed up and doubled their advantage to ten points. Jackson Siketi nailed the conversion kick perfectly. Louis Kisia's boys looked unstoppable early on. Everything seemed to fall into place for Kenya.
Zimbabwe fought back hard after halftime and scored their first points. Abukuse responded quickly and stretched...
Zimbabwe's tax collection agency wants car owners to come forward about vehicles brought into the country illegally. ZIMRA announced people have until July 31 to fix problems with their cars without facing punishment. The agency will help owners who contact regional offices during this special time period. Anyone who bought cars through wrong channels can use this chance to make things right. People just need to visit their closest ZIMRA office to start the process.
Many different types of vehicle problems qualify for this program. Some people paid less money at the border when bringing cars across. Others never paid special taxes that were required at import time. Smuggled vehicles and cars with expired temporary permits also count...
Zimbabwe made waves at Japan's massive tourism show. More than half a million people visited the country's display area during just two weeks. The Osaka 2025 Expo started back in April and has already pulled over 11 million guests from around the world. Zimbabwe's booth stands out among all the African countries showing off their attractions. Tourism officials expect visitor numbers to jump 15 percent because of this global exposure.
Dr Takaruza Munyanyiwa spent seven days at the expo promoting his country. The tourism secretary talked directly with crowds about Zimbabwe's amazing wildlife and rich culture. He met with Japanese travel companies and reporters who write about vacation spots. These business meetings could bring more...
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