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Erratic Rain and Lost Traditions: Mutoko Farmers Fight Climate Crisis
BY NATHAN GUMA/DELIGHT GUMA CLIMATE change is continuing to disrupt traditional farming practices, slashing crop yields and threatening livelihoods, but smallholder farmers say uniting farmers, policymakers, and civil society to address these...
Zimbabwe, Neighbours Face HIV/AIDS Crisis as US Freezes Key Funding
Zimbabwe and its southern African neighbours are bracing for a severe HIV/AIDS funding shock after the United States abruptly froze its foreign aid programme, including the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). The halt to US...

Gambling is devouring Zimbabwe's youth faster than drugs
Zimbabwe is witnessing a disturbing surge in gambling addiction, a crisis that is fast becoming as destructive as the country's long-running drug epidemic. The explosion of betting, particularly among young people, is emerging as a silent...

Zimbabwean consumer sector poised for improvement amid rising costs, tax pressures
Tawanda Karombo|Published 18 minutes ago 3min Tawanda Karombo An uplift in volumes has been projected for Zimbabwean consumer companies despite rising cost structures, a volatile policy and monetary environment as well as higher taxation, say...

Unesco warns majority of World Heritage sites at risk from d...
Almost three-quarters of the world's cultural and natural heritage sites are under threat from drought or flooding as a result of global warming, the United Nations cultural agency said this week. Seventy-three percent of all 1,172 non-marine...

Zimbabwe doesn't need a Preacher - It needs a Champion
Nelson Chamisa is back. After months of political silence and speculation, the former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader has re-emerged, promising a new political vehicle and a "cleaner, fit-for-purpose" strategy. His return has sparked...
A failed leader can’t stop looting because he needs to buy loyalty
Tendai Ruben Mbofana Why is it that some leaders are so shamelessly corrupt, to the extent that they simply cannot stop looting national resources? To directly receive articles from Tendai Ruben Mbofana, please join his WhatsApp Channel on:...

Parking at construction sites: A costly mistake for Harare drivers
Parking at construction sites can lead to accidents, damage to vehicles and even injury or loss of life. CONSTRUCTION sites have become a familiar sight in and around Harare's central business district (CBD). However, many drivers are unaware that...

Minor economic growth in Zimbabwe as agricultural output shrinks
By Farmers Weekly ZIMBABWE’S economy expanded by 2.9% in 2024, according to the latest figures released by the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat). It is reported that the agriculture, forestry and fishing sector contracted by a steep...
Black Caps tour of Zimbabwe to be broadcast on Three Now
The Black Caps named their squad for the tri-series late last month, which will see fast bowler Adam Milne return to the squad and batsman Bevon Jacobs named to make his debut. Mitchell Santner will captain the side, while Kane Williamson was...

Zimbabwe launches wildlife translocation programme to restore biodiversity at national park
By Mary Taruvinga ZIMBABWE Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) has announced the implementation of a comprehensive wildlife transformation programme. The exercise is aimed at improving the biodiversity in one of its major game...

Zimbabwe’s metal hunters fighting climate change
“Any gold in there today?” Ezekiel Mabhiza called to a man hunched over a mound of trash, hoe in hand, rummaging through one of the many illegal dumpsites that scar Zimbabwe’s capital. Mabhiza joined in. For the next several hours, he scoured the...

MCAZ targets WHO Maturity Level 4 certification
Zimbabwe's medicines regulator, the Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ), has embarked on an ambitious journey to achieve Maturity Level 4 under the World Health Organization (WHO)'s Global Benchmarking Tool (GBT), a designation that...

Zimbabwe considering a Congestion Tax?
Harare is facing escalating challenges due to increasing motorisation, which has led to a congested and often polluted central business district (CBD). This congestion is affecting timely access to work, social services, and daily activities,...

8 millions of Zimbabweans still need of food aid
A staggering eight million Zimbabweans remain in urgent need of food assistance following severe crop failures caused by the El Niño weather phenomenon and an extended drought that disrupted food production nationwide during the 2023/2024...

ZIM vs SA Match Preview- 2nd Test, South Africa tour of Zimbabwe 2025
Zimbabwe will take on South Africa in the second of the two-match Test series. The ZIM vs SA Match Preview provides today's match details for the 2nd Test of the South Africa tour of Zimbabwe 2025. ZIM vs SA Match Preview- 2nd Test, South Africa...

ZIM vs SA Weather Report, Pitch Report Of Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo- 2nd Test, South Africa tour of Zimbabwe 2025
Zimbabwe will be up against South Africa in the second of the two-match Test series. In this article, we determine the ZIM vs SA Weather Report and Pitch Report of Queens Sports Club for the 2nd Test of the South Africa tour of Zimbabwe 2025. ZIM...

ZIM vs SA Match Prediction: Who Will Win 2nd Test? South Africa Tour of Zimbabwe 2025
Zimbabwe will be up against South Africa in the second of the two-match Test series. This article will provide you with ZIM vs SA Match Prediction, Toss Prediction, Score Prediction, Best Batter Prediction, and Best Bowler Prediction for the 2nd...

South Africa Faces Challenges in 2nd Test Against Zimbabwe
Bulawayo, Zimbabwe – South Africa is set to face challenges in the second Test against Zimbabwe starting July 6, 2025. After winning the toss and electing to field, South Africa’s team will miss key players due to injuries. Regular captain Temba...

Hwange faces ecological crisis
Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe's largest wildlife sanctuary, is facing a looming ecological disaster as its overpopulation of elephants threatens to wipe out one of the park's most vital tree species - the Acacia tree. Currently holding over...