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Musarara Drops Legal Bid to Stop Grain Import Levies
The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ), chaired by suspended ZANU-PF Mazowe District Coordinating Committee (DCC) chairman Tafadzwa Musarara, has withdrawn its High Court application challen...
Zimbabwe and Region Face Critical Energy Hurdles Amid Industrial Ambitions
Although Africa possesses 60% of the world’s best solar resources, it accounts for only around 1% of global installed solar capacity.As nations across East and Southern Africa pursue ambitious industr...
US$500 Million Chegutu Fertiliser Plant Signals Zim's Push to End Import Dependence
 Zimbabwe's drive to industrialise its agricultural value chain has received a major boost after Chinese investor Broxmen Industrial Park committed US$500 million towards the construction of a Coal-to...
The Prophecy Factor: Zimbabwe's Fascination with Political Predictions
 Zimbabwe, politics is often debated not only in Parliament, party headquarters and social media spaces, but also from church pulpits, prayer mountains and prophetic platforms where religious leaders...
Why Men Avoid Healthcare- And Why It Matters
 For many Zimbabwean men, seeking medical attention is often viewed as something to do only when illness becomes unbearable. Routine check-ups, conversations about mental health and preventive healthc...
Love vs Legacy: SIZOLOBOLA Premieres on July 4
  A new Zimbabwean feature film, SIZOLOBOLA, is set to premiere on July 4, 2026, at Ster-Kinekor Joina City, bringing to the big screen a story that explores love across cultural divides and the possi...
From Wigs To Earrings, Why Men's Fashion Keeps Changing
For every generation, there is a style that surprises people.Once upon a time it was men wearing wigs. Before that it was men adorning themselves with jewellery and elaborate garments. In the 1970s an...
Suspended ZANU-PF DCC Chair Musarara Takes Govt to Court
Suspended ZANU-PF Mazowe District Coordinating Committee (DCC) chairman Tafadzwa Musarara has found himself at the centre of a growing political and economic storm after leading a court challenge agai...
Trust Deficit Threatens Zimbabwe's Education Legacy
Despite maintaining one of Africa's most respected educational traditions, Zimbabwe is facing growing questions about the level of confidence parents have in public schools.While the country continues...
Bulawayo Unveils US$13.1 Million Borrowing Plan
The City of Bulawayo has announced plans to borrow more than US$13 million to finance a range of capital projects, including information and communication technology (ICT) upgrades, water and sanitati...