President Emmerson Mnangagwa says integrating informal gold miners into the formal economy is essential to sustaining and strengthening the country’s gold reserves.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has expressed satisfaction with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s efforts to boost the country’s gold reserves. This follows his inspection of the RBZ gold vaults in Harare this Thursday, a key move following the launch of the gold-backed ZiG currency in April last year.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday received a comprehensive report on the state of affairs at Harare City Council, following a 13-month inquiry led by retired High Court Judge, Justice Maphios Cheda.
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s unannounced visit to Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals and Sally Mugabe Hospital allowed unfiltered interaction which gave the Head of State an opportunity to assess the operations at the health institutions.
ZRP destroyed over 500 kilogrammes and 14 000 litres of various confiscated drugs and substances, in what it described as a milestone in the on-going crackdown on drug trafficking.
"The urgency of finding scalable and sustainable solutions has never been greater; addressing the SADC employment gap is paramount," said Chairperson of the Committee of Ministers of Finance and Investment, Professor Mthuli Ncube, during the official opening of the Committee of SADC Ministers of Finance and Investment and the Peer Review Panel.
Over 200 small and medium entrepreneurs in Bulawayo are counting their losses following a fire that gutted goods and machinery at Save The Nation Industrial Site Monday night.
Harare residents express renewed optimism as door-to-door refuse collection begins. The newly commissioned fleet of waste collection trucks, launched last week by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, has already begun transforming the capital.
Marble Manyaura (36), a mother of two from Shamva, is battling a rare and debilitating condition known as gigantomastia, which has caused her breasts to grow uncontrollably since the age of 22. The excessive growth has severely impacted her health, leaving her unable to care for her young children.
A cloud of anxiety has engulfed the Budiriro community in Harare after an 11-month-old baby reportedly went missing under suspicious circumstances in what is believed to be a case of kidnapping.
The consequences of drug and substance abuse in Zimbabwe are dire.
Addiction, health problems, crime, violence and social dysfunction are just a few of the negative outcomes associated with drug and substance abuse. Furthermore, the economic burden of drug and substance abuse is significant, with estimates suggesting that it costs the country millions of dollars each year.
On this episode, we will unpack the societal role in curbing drug and substance abuse in Zimbabwe.
"The contract for paying fees is between the school and the parent," stated the Deputy Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Honourable Angeline Gata, as she addressed the ongoing issue of schools turning away pupils over non-payment of fees.
ONCE regarded as a luxury exclusive to the elite, cosmetic surgery is gaining traction in Zimbabwe not merely as a pursuit of physical beauty, but increasingly as a solution to physical discomfort, emotional healing, and rising social expectations.
After spending 10 years at Harare Central Prison awaiting actioning of his death sentence, 38-year-old Nicholas Ncube, now relocated to Khami Prison following the abolition of the death penalty, reflects on the harrowing experience of awaiting execution.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has described war veterans as a vital pillar of Zimbabwe’s nationhood, underscoring the need for their continuous empowerment.
Speaker of Parliament, Advocate Jacob Mudenda, officially read the final communiqué marking the close of the 57th Plenary Assembly Session of the SADC Parliamentary Forum, held at the Elephant Hills Resort in Victoria Falls.
A 50-year-old Early Childhood Development (ECD) teacher has appeared before the Harare Magistrates’ Court facing charges of culpable homicide following the tragic drowning of a three-year-old pupil.
The industry is experiencing rapid growth, driven by public investment in infrastructure projects, private sector investment in residential and commercial projects, amid the increasing demand for housing and other infrastructure in urban areas.
The growth is expected to have a multiplier effect on the economy, creating jobs, stimulating related industries and fostering overall economic development.
Dr Tinashe Manzungu explains this in detail in this episode.
“...AI, that’s a reality of life now, whether we like it or not...,” said Speaker of Parliament Advocate Jacob Mudenda at the ongoing 57th Plenary Assembly Session of the SADC Parliamentary Forum.
