HARARE — The City of Harare will begin removing illegal billboards from First Street as part of a wider plan to modernise the historic thoroughfare, Local Government Minister Daniel…
HARARE — Zimbabwe's Public Service Ministry has admitted it did not conduct a social impact assessment before an operation to remove vendors from streets in Harare and other urban areas,…
HARARE — Zimbabwe's Youth Ministry has admitted that there is no built-in mechanism specifically targeting young people with disabilities in two empowerment funds worth a combined US$3 million. Deputy…
HARARE — Zimbabwe's education system has been too focused on producing graduates without sufficiently matching their skills to the needs of industry, a government minister has told Parliament. Skills…
HARARE — Zimbabwe spent about US$2.11 billion importing fertiliser between 2018 and 2024 despite having installed production capacity of about 2 million tonnes a year against national demand of roughly…
HARARE — Glen Lorne residents have taken their fight against a disputed cluster housing development to court, seeking an urgent interdict to halt further work on land they say includes…
HARARE — President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s daughter-in-law Kelsea Tadiwa has been granted bail by the High Court for the second time in three weeks, this time securing her release on US$5,000…
By Brighton Mugari IN SEPTEMBER 2024, Finance secretary George Guvamatanga was in a spot of bother over an array of alleged offshore properties and other lavish assets. Fast forward to…
The election of the African Chess Confederation leadership in Addis Ababa should have marked the beginning of a new chapter for African chess. Instead, more than a month later,…
HARARE — Turk Mine is buying solar-generated electricity at 8 cents per unit compared with 19 cents charged by ZESA, highlighting the potential cost savings for large electricity consumers investing…