Bulawayo industry death relived

Zanu PF Bulawayo provincial chairman Jabulani Sibanda was adamant that sanctions played a pivotal role, arguing that they originated from the country’s former colonisers. 
By Nizbert Moyo 1h ago

Bulawayo’s silent shutdown

While sanctions have often been presented as the primary cause of this decline, they tell only part of the story.  
By Southern Eye 1h ago

Giant Tagarisa uses music to champion fight against drugs, child marriages 

He attributes his firm stance against child marriages and substance abuse to his church background and his long musical journey, which began in 1986. 
By Style Reporter 5h ago

How African territorial markets are quietly rewriting socio-economic rules

If Members of Parliament and councillors really cared about farmers, traders and food systems, territorial market infrastructure would not be as dilapidated as is the case in most countries.  
By Charles Dhewa 10h ago

Praz toughens stance on govt procurement

THE Procurement Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Praz) has moved to enforce compulsory use of the electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) system for all Treasury-funded procurement.
By Musavengana Chirau 10h ago

Police block Gukurahundi commemorations

POLICE on Saturday blocked commemorations scheduled for Silobela, Midlands province, which were intended to remember 10 victims killed in the area during the Gukurahundi era. 
By Staff Reporter 10h ago

Gwayi-Shangani dam now 74% complete, set to end Byo water woes

The Gwayi–Shangani Dam project is now 74% complete, authorities have confirmed, with completion expected to finally resolve Bulawayo’s chronic water shortages
By Staff Reporter 10h ago

ConCourt sets date for Mnangagwa term limit challenge

THE Constitutional Court will hear a case challenging Zanu PF’s controversial plan to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term of office on February 9. 
By Staff Reporter 10h ago
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Zim mineral sales top US$3,4bn in 2025

CUMULATIVE mineral sales for last year topped budgeted targets by 6% to US$3,4 billion, driven by a rebound in key commodity prices, a new report shows. 
By Business Reporter 10h ago