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Beyond the Greenback: Lessons for Zimbabwe from Zambia’s Yuan Shift

Beyond the Greenback: Lessons for Zimbabwe from Zambia’s Yuan Shift

 Zambia’s recent move to allow tax and royalty payments in Chinese Yuan has generated significant attention in African economic circles. While the policy is hailed as a historic step in improving trad...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
From Local Peanuts to Global Palates

From Local Peanuts to Global Palates

 On a quiet aisle inside Bhola Mega Mart, a Zimbabwean success story sits in plain sight.Neatly arranged jars of granola peanut butter, packets of oats, vegetarian patties, low-sugar cookies, roasted...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
Howlers, Near Misses and a Football Nation That Learnt to Trust Nothing

Howlers, Near Misses and a Football Nation That Learnt to Trust Nothing

 Zimbabwean football has developed a long memory — one that archives errors, mourns missed chances and treats every defeat as evidence. From historic howlers to modern AFCON blame games, this is how t...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Chitungwiza Among 12 High Priority to Benefit From Lenacapavir Rollout

Chitungwiza Among 12 High Priority to Benefit From Lenacapavir Rollout

Chitungwiza is set to benefit from the rollout of Lenacapavir, a long-acting HIV prevention injection, as part of a phased introduction in 12 high-priority districts across Zimbabwe.The drug, administ...

By Oscar Jeke •
Government Hits Only 13.4% of School Construction Target, US$19,421 Average Cost Per School

Government Hits Only 13.4% of School Construction Target, US$19,421 Average Cost Per School

Zimbabwe spent approximately US$4.7 million on school construction between 2018 and 2023 but delivered only 242 schools out of a planned 1,800, translating to an average cost of US$19,421 per school,...

By Oscar Jeke •
Breathalysers No Longer for Christmas Only

Breathalysers No Longer for Christmas Only

 Breathalyser tests are set to become a permanent feature of everyday commuting in Zimbabwe, ending years in which alcohol testing was largely associated with Easter, Christmas and other festive seaso...

By Oscar Jeke •
Court rejects ex-bank manager deadbeat dad tactics, orders him to pay maintenance for kids

Court rejects ex-bank manager deadbeat dad tactics, orders him to pay maintenance for kids

A former bank manager who told the court he now survives on hustling has been ordered to pay child maintenance and contribute towards school fees for his three children after their mother took him to...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
Court Quadruples Man’s Maintenance Offer

Court Quadruples Man’s Maintenance Offer

A Harare man who offered just US$30 per month to support his three children has been ordered by the court to pay US$120 in maintenance and contribute half of their school fees after their mother told...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
Jilted woman fails to drag ex back with insults and violence

Jilted woman fails to drag ex back with insults and violence

A Harare man has taken his former partner to court after accusing her of trying to bully and intimidate her way back into a relationship through public insults and violent confrontations following the...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
Where Roots Tell Stories: Panyatsime’s Indigenous Tree Orchard Visitors Fall in Love With

Where Roots Tell Stories: Panyatsime’s Indigenous Tree Orchard Visitors Fall in Love With

Nestled within Panyatsime Heritage and Cultural Centre's Rockview embrace, the shrubbery unfurls like a verdant tapestry woven from Zimbabwe's ancient earth.Sun-dappled paths wind through clusters of...

By Gilbert Munetsi •