GOVERNMENT WARNS AGAINST UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES AHEAD OF PLANNED JULY 31 PROTESTS
Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, Honourable Kazembe Kazembe, says law enforcement agencies are on high alert and prepared to respond to any acts that threaten public safety ahead of the planned July 31 protests.
His Majesty, King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has expressed sincere gratitude for the warm and hospitable reception extended to him and his delegation at State House. Speaking on behalf of the King, King Ndamase Ndamase of AmaMpondo Asenyamdeni underlined the critical importance of unity, stating that the bond of traditional leadership between the two countries should remain unshakeable.
‘COLLECTIVE DECISIONS MUST PREVAIL’: PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA
President Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa has asserted that Zimbabwe's governance must remain anchored on collective decision-making, stressing that individualistic views have no room to override the national interest.
In an interview with the media at State House, the President addressed governance, the Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3 of 2026, Vision 2030, and the nation's development trajectory.
Zimbabwe's growing influence on the regional and international stage is opening new avenues for trade, investment and economic cooperation, following its election to the United Nations Security Council as a non-permanent member for the 2027-2028 term and its upcoming assumption of the COMESA Chairmanship.
As donor funding is declining, Sadc underscores the need for greater domestic investment, innovative finance mechanisms, stronger regional cooperation and commitment to build resilient health systems. Coordinator Health Symposium Retlaw Matorwa unpacks whats needed to achieve this.
MASHONALAND CENTRAL SHOWCASES DRIVING INFRASTRUCTURE BOOM
Mashonaland Central has unveiled major infrastructure and investment projects reshaping local communities. A tour led by Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Permanent Secretary, Mr Nick Mangwana highlighted rapid advancements in mining, manufacturing, healthcare, and education, showcasing the province's active drive towards Vision 2030 targets.
REMEMBERING FATHER ZIMBABWE: NATION MARKS 27 YEARS SINCE JOSHUA NKOMO’S PASSING
LEST WE FORGET: Zimbabwe marks the 27th anniversary of the passing of the late iconic Vice President, Dr Joshua Mqabuko Nyongolo Nkomo. As the nation reflects on his towering contribution to independence, family members in Kezi gathered to honor the enduring legacy of "Father Zimbabwe".
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Mrs Vimbayi Nyemba, unpacks Zimbabwe's title deeds digitisation and securitisation programme, explaining how the reforms are modernising land administration, strengthening the security of property ownership, curbing fraud, and making land and property services more accessible for citizens.
CONSTRUCTION OF JOSHUA NKOMO YOUTH TRAINING CENTRE TAKES SHAPE
Construction of the Joshua Mqabuko Nyongolo Nkomo National Youth Service and Vocational Training Centre in Kezi is gathering momentum, with Phase One now 70 percent complete and on track for completion by September.
The Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill has received final parliamentary approval after the National Assembly adopted amendments made by the Senate, with 226 legislators voting in favour and 41 against. The Bill will now be transmitted to President Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa for assent, bringing to a close its passage through Parliament.
THOUSANDS OF RETURNEES RECEIVE GOVERNMENT SUPPORT AT BEITBRIDGE
Zimbabwean nationals returning from South Africa continue to receive Government support at Beitbridge Border Post, where authorities are working around the clock to ensure their safe, orderly and dignified repatriation.
RECA: MINISTER ZIYAMBI EXPLAINS SENATE'S CAB3 AMENDMENTS
Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Honourable Ziyambi Ziyambi, clarified the amendments made by the Senate to the Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill during this Tuesday's extraordinary sitting, saying the amendments intend to refine the legislation. Members of Parliament are now casting their votes on the amended Bill.
Harare Province is recording encouraging progress in the fight against HIV and sexually transmitted infections, with the latest figures showing declines in HIV prevalence, new infections and repeat STI cases.
GOVERNMENT ACTIVATES FULL REINTEGRATION PLAN FOR RETURNEES
Government says all systems have been activated to ensure the safe, orderly and dignified return of Zimbabweans from South Africa, with an inter-ministerial team deployed to Beitbridge Border Post to provide round-the-clock assistance. Authorities have also introduced duty concessions for qualifying returnees and directed schools across the country to accommodate returning children as part of measures to support their reintegration.
The Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill is set to complete its parliamentary journey this Tuesday as the National Assembly convenes an extraordinary sitting to consider six amendments proposed by the Senate.
The SADC Extraordinary Virtual Summit of Heads of State and Government held Monday evening concluded with calls for the participation of all stakeholders in efforts to promote lasting political and security stability in Madagascar.
ZIMBABWE MAINTAINS SINGLE-DIGIT INFLATION FOR SIX MONTHS
Zimbabwe has maintained single-digit inflation for six consecutive months for the first time since 1997, reinforcing macroeconomic stability and strengthening confidence in the country's economic outlook. ZimStat Director General, Mrs Tafadzwa Bandama, says sustained low inflation is a major milestone that provides a stable environment for Government, businesses and investors, while supporting projections of economic growth exceeding five percent this year.
NATION BIDS FAREWELL TO NATIONAL HERO CDE MATEMADANDA
Zimbabwe has paid its final respects to National Hero Ambassador Victor Matemadanda, who was laid to rest at the National Heroes Acre this Friday. Liberation war veterans, political leaders, family members and colleagues remembered the late ambassador as a courageous patriot, principled revolutionary and accomplished diplomat, whose unwavering service to the liberation struggle, public service and nation-building leaves an enduring legacy.
ZANU PF National Political Commissar Cde Munyaradzi Machacha says all is set for the ZANU PF National Cell Day scheduled for this Saturday, with the exercise expected to assess and audit the party's grassroots structures across the country.
Zimbabwe is hosting the inaugural Zimbabwe Industrialisation Conference and Expo (ZICE2026), bringing together policymakers, investors, manufacturers, financiers, and industry leaders to explore strategies to accelerate industrial growth. Join economist Professor Gift Mugano as he unpacks how industrialisation can stimulate investment, strengthen value chains, enhance export competitiveness, create jobs and drive Zimbabwe's economic transformation #worldofbusiness #vision2030 #zbcnewsonline #zice #zimtrade #africaeconomic #ministryofIndustry
RUTI DAM SEARCH ENDS AS LAST TWO VICTIMS RECOVERED
The search for victims of the Ruti Dam boating tragedy has ended after rescue teams recovered the bodies of the final two missing family members on Thursday, confirming the deaths of all four people who were aboard a wooden canoe that capsized in the early hours of Saturday between Gutu and Buhera districts.
CAB3 RETURNS TO NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AFTER SENATE APPROVES AMENDMENTS
The Constitutional Amendment Number Three (CAB3) Bill is set to return to the National Assembly after the Senate approved it with six amendments. Seventy-five Senators voted in favour of the proposed constitutional changes, paving the way for the Lower House to consider the revisions before the Bill is transmitted to President Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa for assent.
A leaked suspension letter involving Dynamos head coach Genesis Mangombe has sparked intense debate in Zimbabwean football after naming rival Premier Soccer League clubs in alleged match-fixing claims. While legal experts say aggrieved parties may seek recourse, others argue the internal nature of the document could complicate any legal challenge. Attention now turns to possible action by affected clubs and football authorities.
