[GroundUp] The Minister of Home Affairs has extended the ZEP to 28 November 2025
[New Zimbabwe] Finance and Investment Promotion Minister, Mthuli Ncube,Thursday once again was forced to cut bids submitted by government departments by 62% as the estimated US$8 billion budget targeted welfare-related ministries.
[New Zimbabwe] President Emmerson Mnangagwa walked out of the New Parliament Building in darkness, a significant highlight of the country's ongoing electricity crisis.
[The Herald] Police have released the names of the five people who died when a Nissan Diesel truck veered off the road and plunged into a valley before landing on its wheels in Chimanimani.
[The Herald] Legislators and prominent business people in Chivi are set to benefit from first aid skills from the Presidential Emergency Scheme during training that will be conducted at Chivi Growth Point this weekend.
[New Zimbabwe] THE High Court has overturned a magistrate's ruling in which Spartan Security (Pvt) Ltd and its director, businessman Luka Ignatius Fabris were convicted of fraud involving US$1 million.
[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabweans living abroad managed to send a whooping US$1,9 billion in the first nine months of 2024 on the back of a sound international reserve position, the 2025 National Budget has revealed.
[New Zimbabwe] ZIMBABWE's working class will continue to feel the pinch of anti-poor government policies in the coming year following Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube's decision to set the income tax-free threshold at an equivalent of a paltry US$103.
[The Herald] Zimbabwe and the European Union (EU) aim to restore their relations to pre-hostility levels, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Permanent Secretary Ambassador Albert Chimbindi has said.
[The Herald] Manicaland Provincial Affairs and Devolution Minister Advocate Misheck Mugadza has launched the theme and logo for the 2024 -2025 World Aids Day.
[The Herald] Zimbabwe and Japan yesterday celebrated a 35-year partnership, commemorating the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteer (JOCV) programme that has facilitated the deployment of 576 Japanese experts to key economic sectors.
[The Herald] FINANCE, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube will present the 2025 National Budget Statement this afternoon, amid high expectations that Treasury's expenditure plan will reignite the strong growth momentum of the recent past, build resilience in the economy to withstand future natural and human-induced shocks as well as engender durable macro-economic stability.
[HRW] But Politically Motivated Criminal Convictions Remain
[The Patriot] Zimbabwe Migrants Workers Union (ZMWU) remains hopeful that President Duma Boko's stance on Zimbabwean migrants will address concerns that UN Committee on Elimination of Racial Discrimination have raised about migrants who are subjected to domestic servitude and labour rights violations. UN Committee on Elimination of Racial Discrimination raised concerns last year after they were inundated with reports about domestic servitude among undocumented Zimbabwean migrants in Botswana
[New Zimbabwe] MULTI-AWARD-WINNING contemporary musician Mukudzeyi Mukombe, popularly known as Jah Prayzah, will headline a potentially exciting concert Saturday at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC).
[The Herald] A 790-METRE link road and a newly constructed bridge along Harare Drive in the Houghton Park area of the capital have been opened to traffic, bringing the multi-million dollar Mbudzi Interchange project closer to completion.
[The Herald] Zimbabwe is at a pivotal moment in its economic journey, with its leaders working diligently to clear the country's staggering US$21 billion public debt.
[The Herald] Harare regional magistrate Mr Collet Ncube has given suspended sentences to CCC Administrator James Timba and 34 others for participating in an unlawful gathering.
[VOA] Harare, Zimbabwe -- A Zimbabwe court late Wednesday sentenced the interim leader of the country's main opposition party to two years in jail - then suspended his sentence and the sentences of 34 of his supporters.
[New Zimbabwe] FINANCE Minister, Mthuli Ncube has proposed a 10% tax on gross winning sports betting.
[The Herald] Gweru District has seen a notable decrease in HIV infections, with the incidence rate dropping from 0.26 percent last year to 0.21 percent this year, according to the National AIDS Council (NAC).
[The Herald] Recent developments in the high-level structured dialogue on arrears clearance and debt resolution signal Zimbabwe's renewed commitment to fiscal responsibility and international cooperation.
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[New Zimbabwe] CITIZENS' Coalition for Change (CCC) interim leader, Jameson Timba and 34 opposition activists are set for release from prison following pronouncement of varying wholly suspended sentences by a Harare court Wednesday.
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] What's the context? The arrival of Elon Musk's Starlink services in Zimbabwe has boosted online health services but critics warn inequalities persist
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[The Herald] Transmedia Corporation must ensure that Zimbabwe achieves universal access to local broadcasting services, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Dr Jenfan Muswere has said.
[The Herald] Designing a breeding programme for goats and sheep is akin to laying the foundation of a building. Just as a strong foundation ensures a structure's stability, functionality, and longevity, a well-planned breeding programme is critical for the success and sustainability of livestock production.
[The Herald] Things are moving a bit too fast for Simba Bhora forward Tymon Machope who yesterday expressed disbelief after he was voted for the first time among the 11 finalists for the prestigious Soccer Star of the Year award.
[The Herald] Champions Simba Bhora have become the first team to have five Castle Lager Soccer Star of the Year finalists in the history of the gong.