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Helcraw system slashes Harare's water leakages
Harare’s long‑beleaguered water network has achieved a dramatic turnaround, with city officials confirming a sharp, sustained drop in leakages across high‑density suburbs following the full deployment...
Health Watchdog Warns Restrictive PVO Law Could ‘Cripple’ Hard-Won Medical Gains
The Community Working Group on Health has warned that the newly enacted Private Voluntary Organisations Act could significantly undermine access to healthcare and stall recent gains in health rights...
Education for Sale: Commercialisation Is Locking Zin’s Youth Out of Learning
Transparency International Zimbabwe has warned that the growing privatisation and commercialisation of primary and secondary education is increasingly excluding young people from access to quality l...
Local Steel Production Boosts SMEs at Siyaso and Gazaland
The growth of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) at Siyaso and Gazaland is increasingly being driven by Zimbabwe’s expanding industrial base, with Manhize Dinson Iron and Steel Company emerging as a...
Zimbabwe Realises Only 31% of Projected Investment
Zimbabwe has realised just 31% of projected investment from monitored projects since 2022, with actual inflows amounting to US$1.55 billion against projected commitments of US$5.06 billion, accordin...
Chamisa’s Comeback Faces a Crisis of Trust
Nelson Chamisa’s re-emergence into active politics under the banner of Agenda 2026 has reignited debate across Zimbabwe’s political landscape. Once hailed as the face of generational change and the h...
Clearing Agent Accused of Using Fake ZIMRA Payments to Defraud Client of US$36k
A Beitbridge-based woman is accused of defrauding a Harare company of more than US$36,000 after allegedly pretending to clear a vehicle using fraudulent tax payments.Demetria Rutsvara, 51, is accuse...
Hotlines, Potholes and the Quiet Redefinition of Responsibility
Government’s decision to roll out provincial hotlines for reporting potholes has been framed as a practical, citizen-centred intervention. Roads are deteriorating. Motorists encounter damage first....
Court Muzzles 11 Land Barons After Years of “Dishonest” Litigation
The High Court has shut the courtroom doors on eleven housing cooperatives it accused of years of dishonest and vexatious litigation, issuing the rare remedy of a decree of perpetual silence in a pr...
EU Flags Legal Concerns Over Trump’s Board of Peace Initiative
The European Union’s diplomatic service has raised legal and constitutional concerns over the charter governing former US President Donald Trump’s newly launched Board of Peace, according to an inte...