Presidents Mnangagwa and Museveni discussed strengthening connections between their countries. They met during an African development forum to explore new partnership opportunities. Uganda Airlines recently started flights connecting Zimbabwe and Uganda. About 9,000 passengers already travel between the destinations. The route helps boost bilateral trade and economic cooperation.
Tourism emerges as a key area for potential collaboration. Zimbabwe wants direct flights to popular destinations like Victoria Falls. Both countries aim to expand travel connections across different routes. Uganda Airlines plans to service multiple African destinations. The presidents see airline connections as a pathway to deeper relationships.
Zimbabwe...
Zimbabwe introduces a new system to help farmers secure land title deeds. The Zimbabwe Land Commission encourages farmers with land disputes to visit provincial offices. Farmers need to bring specific documents when reporting conflicts. The government wants to make the land ownership process smoother and more accessible.
Agricultural land title deed applications have reached 2,518 submissions. Farmers can resolve disputes before applying for their documents. The process aims to simplify land tenure services across eight agricultural provinces. Applicants must provide identification, offer letters, and dispute details. The government seeks to streamline land allocation and ownership.
A one-stop centre will handle title deed processing...
Innocent Mjintu carries heavy memories of his musical partner, Leonard Dembo. Twenty-nine years after Dembo's death, the pain remains sharp for the veteran guitarist. Dembo passed away at just 36 years old, leaving a profound mark on Zimbabwe's music scene. Mjintu remembers those final moments with heartbreaking clarity. He was present when Dembo took his last breath, surrounded by family members.
The musician nearly abandoned music after losing his dear friend. Grief threatened to consume Mjintu completely after Dembo's passing, but a quiet inner voice encouraged him to continue making music. He reflected on their shared musical journey since joining Barura Express in 1988. Mjintu believed something greater guided him through that...
The Zimbabwe International Trade Fair brings more than just business this year. Artists from Bulawayo prepare for an exciting showcase at the National Gallery. The British Council and US Embassy team up to support local creative talents. Musicians and performers look forward to sharing their art with eager audiences. They see the event as a chance to shine despite industry challenges.
Performers like Asaph Afrika feel grateful for the opportunity to perform. Each artist brings unique energy to the stage, hoping to connect with audiences through their music and creativity. The showcase represents more than just a performance. It celebrates the resilience of Bulawayo's artistic community.
Music becomes a powerful tool for expression and...
Southern African countries struggle with similar energy challenges. Regional leaders want to solve power generation problems together. Vice President Constantino Chiwenga highlighted the need for coordinated energy solutions. He spoke at the International Renewable Energy Conference and Expo. Zimbabwe aims to create a more reliable and efficient energy system.
The country launched a comprehensive national energy policy. Zimbabwe plans to explore diverse energy sources like gas and nuclear power. Cross-border energy trading could help solve regional power challenges. The Southern African Power Pool facilitates electricity exchanges between member states. Efforts are underway to connect with East African power networks.
Zimbabwe wants...
Zimbabwe prepares to celebrate its 45th Independence Day with a special ceremonial flame. The Independence Flame started its journey from Harare's Museum of Human Sciences. National Museum and Monuments officials carefully transported the symbolic fire across the Midlands Province. Roadshow trucks and police escorts accompanied the flame's meaningful trek. Each stop marks a significant moment in Zimbabwe's liberation history.
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga will officially present the flame to the Midlands Province. The flame has traveled through multiple districts, including Mberengwa, Zvishavane, and Shurugwi. Communities along the route can witness and celebrate their national heritage. Different towns will host the flame at...
Zimbabwe takes a big step toward healing old wounds. The government started paying white farmers for land taken during reforms. Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube announced payments through Treasury bonds and cash. Three hundred seventy-eight farmers will receive compensation through this program. The move helps clear national financial roadblocks.
Farmers will get bonds worth hundreds of millions of dollars. The government plans to pay US$3.5 billion over ten years. These bonds come with special tax-free benefits for recipients. Farmers can trade the bonds on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange. The compensation helps rebuild trust between different farming communities.
International partners watch Zimbabwe's reform efforts closely. The...
African leaders want their continent to become self-sufficient. They aim to produce essential goods using local resources. President Mnangagwa spoke passionately about Africa taking control of its future. He emphasized creating opportunities through technology and innovation. The continent needs to build strong economies from within.
Technology offers massive potential for African development. Artificial Intelligence could transform productivity across regions. Leaders want to boost trade between African countries. They seek to create competitive economic systems. Sustainable growth requires united efforts from all nations.
Youth play a critical role in Africa's transformation. Education systems are changing to prepare young people...
School starts, and city excitement fades away. Textbooks become the center of teenage life. Boarding schools mean constant routine and structured days. Students shift from summer freedom to academic focus. Classrooms and dormitories replace vacation memories.
Weekdays follow strict patterns of learning and eating. Students move between study halls and dining rooms. Classroom time blends into structured meal breaks. Homework and lectures consume most waking hours. Routine becomes the new normal for boarding students.
Weekends bring a welcome change of pace. Students enjoy more relaxed social interactions. Saturday afternoons allow time for conversations and entertainment. Church services dominate Sunday mornings for many. Socializing...
