Rutendo Mazhindu
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Esigodini Roots Shape Varsity Leadership
The appointment of Dr Busani Moyo as Acting Pro Vice-Chancellor has cast fresh light on the growing influence of agricultural training institutions in producing national leaders who straddle academia...
Exports Surge 29% Ahead ZimTrade Conference
 Zimbabwe’s export sector heads into ZimTrade’s flagship conference buoyed by a sharp rise in value-added exports, underscoring growing momentum in manufactured goods despite broader economic pressure...
Kaleisha Chiyaka Gears Up for Malaysia
Fresh from her crowning as Mini Miss Global Zimbabwe, nine-year-old Kaleisha Chiyaka has intensified preparations to represent the country at the Kids and Teens Global Pageant set for April 5–10, 2026...
Bleqboi’s Discipline Shapes Zim’s Urban Sound
Admire Oriya Peyiye AKA Bleqboi In an industry often driven by hype and shortcuts, Admire Oriya Peyiye, widely known as Bleqboi Di Dan or Bleqboi weka Sigauke, has built his reputation on discipline,...
Zimbabwe Pushes Lasting Health Partnerships
 Zimbabwe has moved to translate international health dialogue into practical gains, urging partners to align commitments with on the-ground needs as discussions continue around the African–Nordic Hea...
Floods Trigger Cholera Fears Nationwide
 Rising floodwaters and damaged sanitation systems have placed Zimbabwe on high alert for cholera, as health authorities warn that the risk of outbreaks has sharply increased in recent days.Minister o...
ZIMSEC Fee Hikes Squeeze Families
 Confusion and anger continue to ripple across households after the sharp increase in public examination fees, with parents and candidates struggling to come to terms with the full removal of governme...
Illegal decoders expose broadcasting law gaps
 Concerns are mounting over the spread of illegal television decoders, as regulators move to confront what they describe as a fast-growing underground broadcasting market affecting both consumers and...
Early Disease Surge Raises Fears of Heavy Health Toll in 2026
 Zimbabwe’s disease surveillance figures from the first week of January are already painting a troubling picture of what 2026 could bring if current trends persist, with malaria and diarrhoeal disease...