President Emmerson Mnangagwa extended an invitation to Japanese investors to explore opportunities in Zimbabwe during the commemoration of Zimbabwe's National Day at the Osaka 2025 Expo.
Gweru Provincial Hospital successfully conducted its first-ever inter-hospital air ambulance transfer, with a seven-month-old baby being airlifted from Mpilo Hospital in Bulawayo for specialised care closer to his family.
Once a skilled aircraft engineer, 34-year-old Tinotenda Kuture saw his promising career derailed by years of drug addiction. What followed was a descent into criminal behavior, and ultimately, a prison sentence.
Harare is set to increase its purified water output from the current 340 megalitres per day to over 500 megalitres per day. This development follows advanced plans to implement an agreement signed between the City of Harare, Hangzhou Liaison Technology Company, and Helcraw Electrical, under a build-operate-transfer model.
The scourge of drug and substance abuse continues to destroy lives and derail destinies across the globe. Though the stories may differ, the descent is often the same, a dark spiral that’s difficult to escape. Urban Grooves darling Pauline Gundidza shares her deeply personal journey with drinking addiction.
Government has moved to install jersey barriers at the Trabablas Interchange to curb reckless behaviour by commuter omnibus crews who were flouting traffic regulations.
Tensions between the DRC and Rwanda stem from decades of conflict, including Rwanda’s alleged support for M23 rebels in eastern Congo. A U.S.-brokered peace deal in early 2025 sought to ease hostilities, but many argue true peace must come from within Africa. Now, with the African Union focused on reparatory justice, there’s a push for African-led solutions rooted in healing, sovereignty, and long-term stability.#zbcnewsonline #focus54 #africaunion #sadc#ecowas#eac#africanews#africa
JOY and hope have replaced fear and despair in several homes across Zimbabwe, as children who underwent open heart surgeries under a government-led initiative are now living healthier, happier lives.
Social media in Zimbabwe, like elsewhere, is both a blessing and a curse, offering both positive and negative impacts on individuals and society. While it can be a powerful tool for communication, information sharing, and even activism, it also presents challenges like the spread of misinformation, cyberbullying and peer pressure. This week on The Chatbox we have Elder Machando an Evangelist and Tutsirai Jenje, a Digital Branding Expert to unpack this issue.
Men across Zimbabwe are being urged to open up about their mental and physical well-being amid growing concerns over the silent battles many face and the rise in unhealthy coping mechanisms. This week on The Chatbox we have Mertha Mo Nyamande, an Integrative Psychotherapist/ Psychological Trauma Specialist and Apostle Dr. Joe Daniels an evangelist.
The US- brokered peace deal between DRC and Rwanda has sparked debate over external intervention in African conflicts. Critique argues that African bodies such as African Union are capable of leading peace initiatives. The deal raises questions about African agency, sovereignty and the motivations behind US involvement. A discussion with Rutendo Matinyarare#zbcnewsonline #focus54 #africaday #africanews #rutendomatinyarare #rwandanews #africaunion #drcnews
The country's liberation struggle against colonial rule required strong will and unity of purpose to overcome the harsh regime that suppressed the majority. Amid the battle, war collaborators became an essential key to assisting the freedom fighters, many times paying a heavy price.
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has reassured the public of the availability of ZiG notes following concerns over their scarcity, particularly in areas outside Harare.
In a statement issued recently,, RBZ Governor Dr John Mushayavanhu said the usage of ZiG, the country’s local currency, has “improved significantly in the economy”, presenting a positive outlook.
Our presenter Bruce Chimbunde sits down with economists Mr Trymore Muhlanga and Mr Misheck Ugaro for this discussion.
In the last segment our field presenter Cellah Marere speaks to a couple majoring in the manufacturing of leather products.
This week on The Chatbox we have National Director for Zimbabwe National Council for the Welfare of Children Rev. Taylor Nyanhete, Mrs Rutendo Muchenje a Human Rights Lawyer and Apostle Dr.Joe Daniels discussing the welfare of the children and orphans in Zimbabwe.
Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) chairperson, Mr Patrick Devenish speaks after farmers delivered over 300 million kgs of the golden leaf, raking in over US$1 billion.
