September 28, 2026

By Flata Kavinga The deputy minister of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Kiven Mutimbanyoka says family cohesion is critical to economic empowerment

Kadoma steps up main sewer pipeline replacements By Admire Chitsungo Kadoma City Council has stepped up the replacement of ageing main sewer pipelines as it

By Flata Kavinga Business networking and interaction among entrepreneurs are critical to improving service delivery and identifying new opportunities for growth, Khayalethu Garden Lodges manager

Staff Reporter Zibagwe Rural District Council (ZRDC) is mobilising resources for the construction of a clinic in Ward 5, Silobela with the community already contributing

By Admire Chitsungo Infrastructure and private-sector investment are gathering pace in Kadoma, with new and expanding projects in retail, hospitality, healthcare and education reshaping the

Staff Reporter The Passengers Association of Zimbabwe (PAZ) has called on the government to prioritise the rehabilitation of the Bulawayo–Victoria Falls Highway, saying the road’s

By Admire Chitsungo Two vulnerable Kadoma residents have received newly built homes under an inclusive housing project by Craft Properties Holdings, with the developer now

By Memory Mudzani Early pregnancy, poverty and limited access to timely maternity care are among the factors increasing the risk of obstetric fistula, a debilitating

By Norman Mwale Zimbabwe could reconsider capital punishment for major drug traffickers if tougher sentences, including life imprisonment, fail to curb the country’s growing illicit

By Flata Kavinga The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) is set to introduce the Integrated Electronic Case Management System (IECMS) at Kwekwe Magistrates’ Court from 1

By Flata Kavinga Traditional leaders have been urged to strengthen their role in resolving community disputes, preserving cultural heritage and promoting peace as Zimbabwe moves

By Flata Kavinga Poaching, agricultural expansion and human settlements are putting increasing pressure on the remaining black rhino habitat in the Midlands, with only nine