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Powertel, Paratus switch on Zimbabwe’s first high-capacity regional fibre corridor

Powertel, Paratus switch on Zimbabwe’s first high-capacity regional fibre corridor

Lto R: Shareholder Mutapa Investment Fund, represented by Mr. Tinashe Yafele (Head of Energy and Trading); Powertel Board Chairperson: Mrs. Miriam Chahuruva; Powertel Acting Managing Director: Mr. Wil...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Cioaba Backs Himself to Revive Dynamos

Cioaba Backs Himself to Revive Dynamos

It may be his first coaching job in Zimbabwe, but Romanian tactician Aristica Cioaba is no stranger to Zimbabwean footballers.The experienced coach has spent 12 years coaching in different African cou...

By Witness Runodada •
Parliament Commends SADC Award-Winning Sports Journalist Nyakwenda

Parliament Commends SADC Award-Winning Sports Journalist Nyakwenda

The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Sports and Recreation has extended its highest commendations to veteran sportswriter Langton Nyakwenda following his landmark victory at the regional Southern...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Energy Poverty Deepens Rural Struggles

Energy Poverty Deepens Rural Struggles

Energy insecurity continues to define daily life in Zimbabwe, particularly in rural communities where households still rely heavily on firewood and other traditional fuels. This reflects a broader Afr...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
World Bank Flags Mounting Food Fecurity Risks

World Bank Flags Mounting Food Fecurity Risks

Rising fertilizer prices, weakening prospects for global cereal production and the growing threat of another El Niño weather event are converging to create fresh risks for food security, according to...

By Oscar Jeke •
Govt Reverses Foreign Ownership Rule for Telecoms

Govt Reverses Foreign Ownership Rule for Telecoms

The Government has abruptly withdrawn controversial regulations that would have required telecommunications companies to be at least 75 percent Zimbabwean-owned, reversing a policy that had sparked co...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Patients Link Corruption to Medicine Shortages as Healthcare Complaints Mount

Patients Link Corruption to Medicine Shortages as Healthcare Complaints Mount

For many Zimbabweans, the biggest obstacle to healthcare is no longer simply a shortage of medicines or underfunded hospitals. Increasingly, patients say corruption, unofficial charges and weak accoun...

By Oscar Jeke •
Robbery trio jailed after armed Hello Paisa heist in Kuwadzana

Robbery trio jailed after armed Hello Paisa heist in Kuwadzana

 Three men have been sentenced to 18 years' imprisonment each after blasting open a safe and robbing a Harare money-transfer agency at gunpoint.The robbery, which took place at Hello Paisa in Kuwadzan...

By Munyaradzi Mashiri •
Cashier sentenced after diverting Mukuru payout funds

Cashier sentenced after diverting Mukuru payout funds

 A Gokwe court has sentenced a Mukuru Money Transfer cashier to an effective prison term after she diverted thousands of dollars meant for customer payouts into personal use.The theft was uncovered du...

By Munyaradzi Mashiri •
Hwange Can Produce 15 Million Tonnes, Who Will Buy It?

Hwange Can Produce 15 Million Tonnes, Who Will Buy It?

Hwange Colliery Company Limited says it has solved the production problems that once held back Zimbabwe's largest coal producer. Today, the challenge is no longer digging coal out of the ground but fi...

By Oscar Jeke •