Youth and indigenous knowledge key to wetland restoration
THE curtain has come down on the 15th Conference of the Parties to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands (COP15) with strong resolutions aimed at putting...
Category : Africa
Energy funding: The key to Africa’s development
STAKEHOLDERS in the energy sector have amplified calls for more funding towards energy projects for the development of the African continent. The African continent is...
Treasury reviews over ZiG$270 billion budget, keeps growth target intact
THE Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has delivered the 2025 Mid Term Budget Review Statement, maintaining Zimbabwe’s recovery and...
Zim wildlife conservation receives international recognition
ZIMBABWE’S strong and consistent stance on wildlife conservation has earned it widespread international acclaim at the 15th Conference of the Parties to the Ramsar Convention...
Explosive residue found at scene of Guruve council office fire
A fire which gutted the Guruve Rural District Council planning office on Thursday last week has raised suspicion after remnants of explosives were found at...
Faith leaders unite to back President Mnangagwa’s economic roadmap
THE newly launched National Multi-Faith Economic Dialogue (NAMFED) has called upon Zimbabwe’s religious community to unite in supporting President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Economic Emancipation Roadmap and...
ZDF reaffirm role in national development and resilience
THE Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) has officially launched its 2025 Community Assistance Week, marking the beginning of a nationwide rollout of life-changing development projects. From...
KOLEOSO: A Cinematic Earthquake in Yoruba Film History
History is rewriting itself.” Indeed, Koleoso is not just a film; it is a phenomenon, a movement, a reckoning. With over 10 million views on...
Across the Sands of Suffering: The Tragedy of Human Trafficking Across the Sahara
In the brutal silence of the Sahara, where the sun strikes like a punishment and the wind carries whispers of prayers lost to the dunes,...
Beneath the Pink Slip: Layoffs, Delayed Severance, and the Unspoken Crisis of Mental Health in the Workplace
In today’s volatile corporate landscape, being laid off is no longer an anomaly. From tech giants to manufacturing firms, corporations continue to release employees by...
Between Fragile Hopes and Continental Responsibilities : Reimagining the African Union’s Role in the Sahel and Beyond
As the golden sunlight dissolves into the Atlantic horizon, casting a warm glow over Banjul’s colonial rooftops and quiet boulevards, history prepares to unfold once...
Chipinge women transform village garden into beacon of empowerment and peace
A grassroots village business unit in Chipinge East is empowering women, enhancing food security, reducing malnutrition, and fostering economic independence. The Muwango VBU, originally a...
Zim steps up project monitoring for sustainable growth
ZIMBABWE has stepped up efforts to track implementation of developmental projects with stakeholders gathering for the Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Week, which kicked off in...
Zim sets new records in tobacco, wheat, and blueberry output
THE Second Republic’s deliberate policies to transform the agriculture sector have achieved food security and put Zimbabwe on the world map as one of the...