The Government of Zimbabwe says it is making significant progress in the fight against drug and substance abuse, with thousands of arrests, major drug seizures, and rehabilitation programmes being rolled …
Current Affairs
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Zimbabwe is continuing on its journey towards becoming an upper-middle-income economy by 2030 under the leadership of President Emmerson MnangagwaPresident Emmerson Mnangagwa. Through Vision 2030, the country is focusing on …
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By Staff Reporter The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has cancelled a controversial Siting of Works approval previously issued to Botha Gold Mine after allegations of fraud, forgery, and …
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The Government has strongly condemned the unlawful subdivision and sale of land at North Umzari Farm in Makonde District, Chinhoyi, saying the transactions are in breach of the country’s spatial …
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NetOne has officially launched a new base station in Matjinge, Bulilima District, in Matabeleland South Province as part of efforts to improve network coverage and connectivity in rural communities. The …
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The 2026 Girls in ICT programme has officially started at National University of Science and Technology under the theme, “AI Development – Girls Shaping the Digital Future.” The event brings …
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itai Mazire Prevail International Group launched its Talk and Pay (TAP) Microfinance Company on Friday, donating two 30-tonne truck loads of rice and cooking oil to Zimbabwe’s Defence Forces during …
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The Zimbabwe Indigenous Interdenominational Council of Churches (ZIICC), representing a broad coalition of Apostolic, Pentecostal, Evangelical and indigenous Christian denominations, has thrown its full support behind the Constitution of Zimbabwe …
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NetOne has officially launched its network services in Matjinge, Bulilima District, in a move aimed at improving digital connectivity and expanding communication access in Matabeleland South. Speaking during the official …
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Itai Mazire The Ministry of Local Government and Public Works has issued a stern directive to local authorities, urging them to cease participation in non-essential workshops and conferences perceived as …