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This week on World of Business, our field presenter Cellah Marere travelled to Gutu to interview Mr Garikayi Mushava, the UK-based owner of Sonke Farms, who recently visited Zimbabwe. Sonke Farms is a proudly Zimbabwean diaspora funded agricultural enterprise established in support of the Second Republic's rural industrialisation agenda. It also comes in to support the recently launched National Development Strategy 2.
ZANU PF President and First Secretary, Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa, says Zimbabwe continued to attract domestic, regional and international investment this year, in line with the party’s Pan-African philosophy and economic development agenda. He made the remarks while addressing a ZANU-PF politburo meeting at the party headquarters in Harare on Wednesday.
A 61-year-old man from Dema is accused of sexually abusing two girls aged 12 and 13, in a case that has deeply distressed families and the local community.
The Dulivhadzimu community in Beitbridge is increasing household incomes while protecting the environment by transforming waste into beautifully crafted pots.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa continues to strengthen Zimbabwe’s diplomatic and economic ties across Southern Africa through the establishment of Binational Commissions, aimed at boosting trade, cooperation and shared development across the region.
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Following a record 640 000 metric tonnes of soft wheat this year, Zimbabwe has begun hard-wheat trials to further strengthen national food security and reduce import reliance.
Air Tanzania is set to launch a new Victoria Falls–Dar es Salaam–Cape Town route on 11 December, creating a powerful link between three major tourism hubs. Air Tanzania’s Zimbabwe Country Manager, Mr Ismail Mpinga, spoke to ZBC News and confirmed the development.
Persistent neglect of key infrastructure in Harare’s Central Business District is increasingly worrying residents and businesses alike, with recurring flash flooding now posing serious risks to commerce, mobility, and public health.
The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has issued a firm warning against conducting mining operations in areas classified as high-risk during the rainy season, urging miners to strictly follow safety regulations to prevent loss of life.
Following his meeting with President Emmerson Mnangagwa today, World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) Director General, Mr Daren Tang, emphasised that as Zimbabweans harness their innovation, entrepreneurial drive, and creative potential, it is crucial that these ideas are protected through strong intellectual property systems to promote economic growth and sustainable development.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has emphasised the need for continued collective effort from all sectors to accelerate Zimbabwe’s fight against HIV and AIDS, aiming to achieve epidemic control by 2030.
National Hero Archbishop Paul Mwazha will be laid to rest this Sunday at the Chirasauta Shrine, after a packed church service held on Saturday at the Guvambwa Holy Shrine in Sadza, Mashonaland East Province.
Key populations at the forefront of the fight against HIV and AIDS have welcomed the Government’s plan to roll out Lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable HIV prevention medicine. They say the development will significantly strengthen national efforts to end AIDS by 2030.
The 2026 National Budget sets a solid platform for economic growth, boosting funding for key social services while creating a more competitive business environment. Key reforms include liberalising the gold sector and restructuring royalties to strengthen foreign currency generation.
As the National Development Strategy One (NDS1) draws to a close, Zimbabwe’s development landscape shows visible transformation, driven by extensive infrastructure projects implemented over the past five years. From major road upgrades and energy expansions to enhanced social services facilities, these developments have become the hallmark of the national blueprint and a foundation for the forthcoming NDS2.
Following her farewell courtesy call on President Emmerson Mnangagwa at State House, outgoing Netherlands Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Her Excellency Margret Verwijk, highlighted the growth in bilateral trade between the two countries. She noted a particularly strong demand for Zimbabwean horticultural produce, remarking that the Dutch people have a particular fondness for the nation’s blueberries and avocados.
Dr Evelyn Ndlovu, Minister of Environment, Climate and Wildlife, is heading Zimbabwe’s delegation at the ongoing CoP20 Summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, representing the country on matters of environmental policy, climate action, and wildlife conservation.
As the nation awaits the presentation of the 2026 National Budget this afternoon, industrialists are calling for what they describe as a ‘momentum budget’ one that accelerates investment, safeguards macroeconomic stability and strengthens infrastructure development.
Disability ambassadors expressed gratitude to President Emmerson Mnangagwa and government following the handover of five vehicles and 50 wheelchairs. They pledged to utilise the vehicles to reach underserved communities across the country and to ensure the wheelchairs are distributed to those most in need.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa says the Government remains committed to supporting vulnerable citizens as he hands over five vehicles and 50 wheelchairs to disability ambassadors for nationwide distribution.
Zimbabwe prepares to lay National Hero Archbishop Paul Mwazha to rest in Chirasauta this Sunday, marking the final journey of a revered spiritual leader.
On 23 November 1977, thousands of freedom fighters and civilians were killed in Chimoio, Mozambique, in a brutal attack by Rhodesian forces. Cdes Midson Mupasu and Ishmael Mada recall the coordinated airstrike and the heavy loss.
The nation is mourning the passing of Archbishop Paul Mwazha, the revered leader of the African Apostolic Church Va Apostora veAfrica, who died at the age of 107. Religious leaders have described him as an exceptional and dedicated Apostle who sowed seeds of love and unity among Christians and the wider community he faithfully served.
Scottland FC claimed the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Cup in their debut season, with First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, the guest of honour at the event, presenting the trophy at Ascot Stadium.
The Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Dr Jenfan Muswere, has called on journalists to remain professional, stressing that journalism demands strong analytical skills, sound judgement and an unwavering commitment to impartiality.
