Young people in Mbare have jumped right into a government-funded digital program. They feel happy about having computers because these machines help them join the world's digital economy. The program teaches them how to use technology, which creates better job chances. This helps cut down poverty by making everyone more tech-savvy.
Last week marked a big day when local residents opened a brand new computer lab made just for young people. The lab offers classes about basic computer skills and staying safe online. It also teaches broader digital knowledge to everyone who comes. The main goal? To create a buzzing digital economy and help people learn about all the new tech happening around them.
The youth really love this program. Many...
Dr. Jenfan Muswere told people yesterday they should keep ignoring Blessed Geza's statements. The Information Minister called his talk "delusional rumblings." Zanu PF threw Geza out because he tried to hurt the party with actions they saw as treasonous. Yet he keeps making statements the government thinks miss the point completely.
Dr. Muswere sent out a message saying Geza's wild talk will never make Zimbabweans lose hope. He asked everyone to ignore what he called crazy nonsense. The minister said Geza's dramatic behavior shows he aims his ambition in the wrong direction. He described Geza as someone who loves creating splits between people but promises all these tries will fail.
The government says Geza runs away from facing...
Zimbabwe stands at the center of Southern Africa, actively reshaping the global economy instead of just joining it. The country serves as an entry point to markets across SADC, COMESA, and AfCFTA. Government officials use the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair to allow international visitors to see what the country can offer, helping Zimbabwe connect with business partners worldwide.
The Ministry of Industry and Commerce teamed up with ZITF yesterday to host diplomats for breakfast before the upcoming 65th fair. Deputy Minister Raj Modi spoke for Minister Mangaliso Ndlovu at this meeting. He told diplomats they can help unlock Zimbabwe's economic potential. The fair carries the theme "Industrialisation: Crafting an Integrated Economic...
Zimbabwe and India want to work together better through school programs, tech sharing, and business deals. They met yesterday in Harare for the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation Day celebrations. Many people came to this event, including past students, government workers, and business leaders. They talked about how this program helps build skills and makes the country grow.
India's Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Bramha Kumar, said both countries keep making their friendship stronger, mainly through education. "This program helps people learn new skills in over 150 countries, including Zimbabwe," Kumar said. More people from Zimbabwe joined these classes this year - 209 compared to 150 last year. The program started back in 1985 and...
Zimbabwe plans to welcome SADC Ministers next week. These officials handle jobs and worker issues across southern Africa. They meet at Victoria Falls from March 24 through March 28. The beautiful Elephant Hills Hotel serves as their gathering place.
Dr. Jenfan Muswere shared this news Tuesday after a Cabinet meeting. He said everything moves forward as planned for this important regional event. Zimbabwe currently leads SADC as chairperson. The ministers need to review several key documents during their stay.
They want updates about who signed the SADC Protocol on Employment and Labour. They need reports about decent work promotion. They plan discussions about ending forced labor in fishing industries. The group also aims to improve...
Zimbabwe brought back the Amai's Traditional Cookout Competition for 2025. This year, they added something new—a special group just for people with disabilities. This helps the country promote food tourism and local neighborhoods and strengthens communities. Hundreds of people showed up at Belvedere Teachers' College in Harare yesterday to watch the action.
The contest split everyone into four groups. Regular folks from around town made up twenty spots. Ten professional cooks joined the fun. Another ten students tried their luck. Five people with disabilities joined the brand-new category. Every person cooked up "highfiridzi" - that famous mix of beef with leafy greens like rape, covo, or tsunga cooked until perfect.
Participants from...
President Mnangagwa is starting a new Youth Empowerment Scheme today. This program gives young people in Zimbabwe money plus mining and farming equipment. The plan aims to support young business owners and farmers who help grow the economy. Africa has the youngest people worldwide, with many under 25 years old. Their numbers keep growing, bringing new chances and tests for future years.
By 2030, young Africans will make up 42 percent of all youth worldwide. The continent expects almost 1.3 billion young people then, which is a 42 percent jump from today. Youth Minister Tino Machakaire told The Herald yesterday that young citizens will see many new chances after today's event. These special programs fit what young people need most right...
People in America sent money back home to help feed hungry families in Malawi. These donations added up to 19,950,000 Kwacha through a program called Mavyete Malawi Food Relief. JB started this program without any political goals. He shared the news Tuesday on Facebook, listing everyone who pitched in money to buy maize during tough economic times.
JB, whose real name is Alberto Fernando Zacarias, is a musician and social media personality. More than 80 Malawians living abroad opened their wallets for this cause. The biggest helpers were Mac Zakulanda and someone who stayed unnamed—each gave $250, worth about 1 million Kwacha on the street exchange market.
During his live video, JB bubbled with energy, thanking all the donors. He...
A court in Uganda told Interpol to arrest Isaac Ssemakadde, who leads the Uganda Law Society. He ran away after a judge sent him to jail for two years last month because he disrespected the court. Chief magistrate Ronald Kayizzi signed papers Wednesday ordering police around the world to find Ssemakadde. The judge wants him back to face charges that he insulted Jane Frances Abodo, who runs public prosecutions in Uganda.
The judge asked lawyers Tony Tumukunde and Joshua Byamazima if the police had caught Ssemakadde yet. These lawyers told the court he had escaped and nobody found him. They said they gave arrest papers to his lawyers at GEM Advocates after the first warrant came out. They even sent papers to the head of police, but...
