Newspapers from Zimbabwe
FOOD SECURITY BOOST
A FULLY digitalised first round of the Crop, Livestock and Fisheries Assessment (CLAFA1) has begun, with the preliminary assessment indicating record-breaking milestones due to the good rains being received this season. The digital assessment, which...
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Govt seals €20m deal to restore Lake Chivero
GOVERNMENT has secured about €20 million (US$23 million) to fund a major ecological restoration programme for Lake Chivero, in an intervention aimed at reversing decades of pollution and environmental degradation at Harare’s primary water source. Lake...
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‘Ndinorwadziwa nekuchengeta mwana wandakamitiswa nababa’
MUSIKANA ane makore 18 okuberekwa, uyo watichapa zita rekuti Talent senzira yekumuchengetedza sezvo achiti akabatwa chibharo ndokumitiswa nababa vake vekumutumbura, anoti ari kurwadziwa zvakanyanya nekuchengeta mwana waakazobara mushure mekubatwa...
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Storms wreck infrastructure, isolate communities
HEAVY rains, violent thunderstorms, and strong winds have battered Manicaland, crippling key public infrastructure and leaving roads impassable, schools and homes damaged, and health facilities in ruins. With the cyclone season now at its peak, fears...
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HANDS OFF OUR SEX ENHANCING DRUGS, USERS, BOTH MEN AND WOMEN, TELL H-METRO IN BOLD DISPLAY OF DEFIANCE
THE message from scores of our readers was very loud and clear – HANDS OFF OUR SEX ENHANDING DRUGS. Interestingly, even a good number of women joined the debate in support of these sex enhancing drugs. Some even said the reason their marriages were...
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Of Decembers and Zim politics
DECEMBER occupies a strange and powerful place in Zimbabwe’s protracted political journey. It is a month pregnant with milestones that determined our tortuous journey to independence. When one traces Zimbabwe’s path, from the earliest encounters with...
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Zim’s donor dependency syndrome shocker
ZIMBABWE’S heavy reliance on nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) for many years could see the country losing out on the latest groundbreaking HIV and Aids intervention by the United States’ President’s Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (PEPFAR), with the...
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2030: ED loyalist in trouble
Local Government minister Daniel Garwe (pictured) could be heading into political turbulence after Youth minister Tino Machakaire seemed to target him for attack, threatening to bash him publicly if he continued to harass other Zanu PF...
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Volatile tax regime sparks corporate rebellion ... as legal battles mount
ZIMBABWE’S volatile fiscal environment is fast morphing into a corporate crisis, with major companies not only publicly condemning government’s “highly-complex and punitive” tax laws, but also launching a wave of legal challenges against the...
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New framework to attract IFS gazetted
GOVERNMENT has launched a new regulatory framework aimed at establishing the country as a regional hub for international financial services. The Banking (International Financial Services Centre) Regulations, 2025 (SI29 of 2025), gazetted this week,...
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