The Herald (Zimbabwe)
President cracks down on poor public service
ACCOUNTABILITY, integrity, efficiency and compassion must be embedded in the character of all public officials, President Mnangagwa has said. In his address at the launch of the Citizens Engagement and Scoring Platform in Harare yesterday, the...
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We’ll never neglect war veterans — President
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has reaffirmed the Second Republic’s unwavering commitment to the nation’s liberators, pledging to secure land titles for war veterans and the wider community. Addressing the 4th National Assembly of the War Veterans, Ex-Political...
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US$500m fertiliser plant takes shape
THE construction of a million urea and ammonium nitrate fertiliser plant in Chegutu District is gathering momentum, with production expected to begin in 2028 as Zimbabwe moves to boost local fertiliser production and reduce reliance on imports. The...
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106 dams to unlock jobs, spur rural industrialisation
GOVERNMENT has identified 106 dams estimated to command about 78 159 hectares of irrigable land, forming part of a broader strategy to transform dams from water storage facilities into centres of agricultural production, value addition, employment...
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Zim, E. Guinea trade ties target new heights
EQUATORIAL Guinea President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo’s two-day State visit was a “great success”, as relations between the two countries have reached new levels, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Professor Amon Murwira has...
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Zim, E. Guinea sign 4 MoUs
ZIMBABWE and Equatorial Guinea have pledged to intensify co-operation in trade, tourism and investment following the signing of four Memoranda of Understanding between the two countries. President Mnangagwa and his Equatorial Guinea counterpart,...
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Zim, E. Guinea take relations to higher level
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa and his Equatorial Guinea counterpart, President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, are today expected to preside over the first Bi-National Commission (BNC), where several agreements are set to be signed. The Equatorial Guinea...
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Eswatini hails Zim’s UNSC victory
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday met an eight-member delegation from the Kingdom of Eswatini where discussions centred on bilateral cooperation, investment opportunities and the long-standing historical and cultural ties between the two...
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Zim spells out UNSC vision ‘. . . we’ll defend UN charter, contribute to international peace’
ZIMBABWE will leverage its recent election to the United Nations Security Council as a non-permanent member to contribute to the maintenance of international peace and security, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Professor Amon...
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Zim pledges US$1m to fight Ebola
ZIMBABWE has pledged US$1 million to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention to help fight and contain the spread of the Ebola virus across the continent, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Professor Amon Murwira has...
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Zimbabwe’s global profile continues to soar
ZIMBABWE’S global profile continues to soar phenomenally since independence, with Harare’s election into the United Nations Security Council for a non-permanent seat, showing that the country is globally a uniting figure and can be trusted by all,...
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DeliverED!
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has described as a “significant diplomatic milestone”, Zimbabwe’s huge victory which secured the country a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council during elections held at the UN headquarters in New York yesterday....
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CAB3 tabled in Parliament
CONSTITUTIONAL Amendment Bill Number 3, tabled in the National Assembly yesterday, seeks to introduce reforms that will reinforce constitutional governance and strengthen the country’s democracy, Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister...
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Amendment Bill 3 lands in Parliament
JUSTICE, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi is today expected to start the legislative process for Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) when he makes the First Reading of the proposed law in Parliament. The Parliamentary...
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DAWN OF A NEW ERA
THE final batch of multi-energy cancer treatment machines procured by the Government is expected in the country tomorrow, after the State successfully negotiated to airlift the 22-tonne cargo to bypass volatile shipping disruptions in the Middle...
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‘Women central to national prosperity’
WOMEN remain central to achieving inclusive and sustainable economic growth and forging national prosperity, the President has said. Speaking at the 2026 Recognition of Top Women Leadership ceremony at State House in Harare yesterday, President...
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Road crashes: President reads riot act
President Orders Urgent Road Safety Measures President Mnangagwa has directed all Government departments and agencies to urgently enforce measures aimed at curbing reckless road user behaviour and removing unroadworthy vehicles from Zimbabwe’s...
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. . . exhorts seniors to lead by example
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has enjoined seniors to lead by example, keeping the values of loyalty, persistence, consistency and adherence to the correct line of the party. Addressing the 393rd Ordinary Session of the Politburo in Harare yesterday, the...
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Cabinet okays game-changer
CABINET has approved a landmark framework for Integrated Provincial Special Economic Zones (IP-SEZs), in a major policy thrust aimed at unlocking industrial growth countrywide and breaking the long-standing concentration of investment and development...
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Unity key to Africa’s growth, says President
AFRICA’S vision for the future depends on investing in modern infrastructure, improving smart water management to reduce climate risks for agriculture and industry, and strengthening unity through shared resources and regional cooperation, the...
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‘African solutions to African problems’
AFRICAN institutions of higher learning, research centres and innovators should continue to develop homegrown solutions that respond to Africa’s unique challenges, President Mnangagwa has said. In his Africa Day commemorative statement, the President...
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‘No to enemies of development’
THE Second Republic has zero tolerance for sabotage of strategic national investments, the President has said. Commissioning the New Glovers Solar Power Plant here yesterday, President Mnangagwa warned that anyone who steals cables, vandalises...
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Culture an economic asset, says President
CULTURE and heritage are central pillars in Zimbabwe’s socio-economic transformation agenda, with President Mnangagwa yesterday describing the country’s rich diversity and creative industries as critical drivers of industrialisation and economic growth...
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President demands results
THE younger generation must shed a culture of mere talk but instead, become productive implementers of economic and social policies, President Mnangagwa has said. Youths, the President said, need to take up the Fourth Chimurenga with conviction and...
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‘Economy stable despite external shocks’
THE economy has remained resilient in the first quarter of 2026 despite growing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East that have triggered global uncertainty, higher energy prices and commodity market volatility, Information, Publicity and...
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It’s a fantastic job: President
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has hailed the now-concluded 90-day public consultation window on the proposed Constitution Amendment Bill Number 3 as a historic democratic exercise in which everyone had a meaningful opportunity to share their views. Speaking to...
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Amendment Bill consultation window closes
THE historic 90-day public consultation period for the proposed Constitution Amendment No. 3 Bill officially lapses today, paving the way for the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs to start compiling a...
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CJ appointment: Zim joins the elite club
THE country etched another milestone into its history books this week after President Mnangagwa appointed Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza as the country’s first-ever female Chief Justice, a development widely celebrated as a major victory for women’s...
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Zim appoints first female CJ
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has appointed Constitutional Court judge Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza as the country’s new Chief Justice. She succeeds Chief Justice Luke Malaba whose tenure ended yesterday after 45 years on the bench. Justice Gwaunza has been...
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‘No hold back on jobs, industrial expansion’
GOVERNMENT will continue to implement bold policy reforms to stimulate investment, accelerate industrial growth and create jobs, the President has said. Commissioning Varun Beverages Zimbabwe’s new Cheetos snacks manufacturing plant and laying the...
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Grain reserves hit massive surplus
ZIMBABWE is building a strong cushion in its national food reserves, with Cabinet yesterday projecting a surplus strategic grain reserve of between 550 945 tonnes and 964 945 tonnes, according to the Second Round of the Crops, Livestock and Fisheries...
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Zim gold reserves hit 4,5t: RBZ
THE Second Republic’s strategic initiatives to establish a gold-backed foundation for the economy are producing substantial outcomes, President Mnangagwa has said. He made the remarks yesterday after visiting the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ)...
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Zimbabwe reclaims steel crown
THE Government’s industrialisation drive continues to gain momentum, with Dinson Iron and Steel Company in Manhize, Mvuma moving to invest an additional US$500 million to bring their total investment to US$2 billion by 2030. The Tsingshan Group...
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Zim turns new leaf: President
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has declared that Zimbabwe has secured its place in the global value chain by transitioning from a mere supplier of raw materials to a competitive producer of processed goods—marked by the country’s inaugural export of lithium...
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Govt slashes mining levies
CABINET has approved a downward review of licences, permits, levies and fees in the mining sub-sector as part of wide-ranging reforms to reduce the cost of doing business, increase competitiveness and enhance economic growth. The full list of the...
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‘We’re now in 4th Chimurenga’
ZIMBABWE is going through a Fourth Chimurenga, which seeks total control of every aspect of its national wealth and economic development, President Mnangagwa has said. In his address at the burial of national hero Air Commodore (Retired) Simon Bere at...
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Govt primes wheat season for success
GOVERNMENT has stepped up electricity supply for winter wheat production this season to 155 megawatts, an 8 percent increase from last year, in a major drive to secure a record 662 000-tonne harvest and deepen Zimbabwe’s push towards long-term food...
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‘Protect workers dignity, rights’
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has enjoined the business community and industrialists to uphold the dignity and protection of the country’s labour force as a pathway to socio-economic development and lasting national strength. Writing on his official X (formerly...
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Workers deserve secure employment: President
AS Zimbabwe joins the world in commemorating Workers’ Day, President Mnangagwa has issued a strong rebuke of perpetual short-term contracts, saying that where work is continuous, employment must be secure. In his May Day commemorative speech, the...
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GMB unveils wheat production incentive
THE Grain Marketing Board will buy winter wheat for US$524,56 a tonne, it announced yesterday as farmers start planting, aiming to hit the optimum window for high yields after Cabinet approved the measure. In a statement yesterday, GMB said the...
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Beneficiation dream comes true
PROSPECT Lithium Zimbabwe has started exporting its first lithium sulphate batch from its US$400 million processing plant, marking the country’s inaugural production of lithium salt and a major step in advancing Government policy on local...
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‘Zim, UN to collaborate in tourism growth’
ZIMBABWE remains committed to working closely with UN Tourism to showcase its beauty, endowments and hospitality, and will continue collaborating to enhance the country’s standing as a premier global destination, President Mnangagwa has said. The...
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No slow down in development: President
AFRICAN countries must sustain the momentum in infrastructural transformation to facilitate accelerated economic growth as development is a continuous process with no endpoint, President Mnangagwa has said. Speaking after attending the landmark double...
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‘Zim inspires region, Africa’
ZIMBABWE’S economic growth and development inspire confidence not just in the country, but the region and the continent as a whole, Botswana President Duma Boko has said. Officially opening the 66th Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) here...
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Zim, Botswana ties hit new high
ZIMBABWE and Botswana yesterday signed 10 Memoranda of Agreement in different economic sectors, with President Mnangagwa saying the agreements must serve as instruments for accelerated trade, enhanced investment flows, industrial collaboration and...
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Leverage natural resources to uplift citizens: President
ZIMBABWE and Botswana must leverage their respective natural resources endowments and opportunities to help lift their people out of poverty into prosperity, President Mnangagwa has said. The President said this last night at a State Banquet he hosted...
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‘Zim-Russo ties to deepen’
ZIMBABWE and Russia will continue to strengthen and celebrate their long-enduring relations that encompass trade, political support and partnerships in the health sector, President Mnangagwa has said. Yesterday, Russian Ambassador to Zimbabwe Nikolai...
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Production the key: President
HERITAGE-BASED Education must help learners to be equipped with science, innovation and critical thinking, where knowledge is the primary currency that helps draw investments and guarantee economic independence, President Mnangagwa has said. Learners,...
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Creative, tourism sectors engines for growth: President
THE Second Republic recognises Creative and Cultural Industries as a vital pillar in Zimbabwe’s economic transformation agenda, President Mnangagwa has said. In his remarks at a ceremony held at State House in Harare yesterday, where he hosted the...
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HISTORIC FEAT!
THE Second Republic will continue making efforts to ensure the country’s rich heritage is no longer held hostage in foreign museums, public spaces and private galleries any more, President Mnangagwa has said. Speaking at a ceremony, where he received...
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Cabinet okays game-changer
CABINET has approved the Minerals Value Chain — from mining to beneficiation, industrialisation, and exportation — framework, designed to maximise national earnings while building a vibrant downstream minerals industry that will create thousands of...
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Govt unveils emergency plan for Uhuru bash
AN emergency services plan has been put in place by Government for the 46th National Independence Celebrations to be held at Maphisa growth point in Matabeleland South this Saturday. The plan includes the deployment of six ambulances, five fire...
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Govt policies bearing fruit: President
Investor Confidence Strengthens The commissioning of Greenfields Retail Centre reflects growing confidence in Zimbabwe’s economy and Government policies by private investors. Push for Local Products Government is prioritising the stocking of malls...
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UNSC seat bid: Harare ups the ante
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is today scheduled to meet an eight-member delegation of permanent representatives to the United Nations, which is in Zimbabwe for a high-level familiarisation tour as the country ramps up its campaign for election as a...
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Beneficiation: Govt takes lead
GOVERNMENT has identified at least eight mining sites — mainly in the lithium and iron sectors — for designation as Special Economic Zones, in a major policy position aimed at boosting mineral value addition, attracting investment and accelerating...
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Zim breaks new ground
A RENEWED push to expand tobacco growing beyond the traditional northern and eastern regions of the country under the Second Republic is bearing fruit as witnessed by increased production in Matabeleland this season. The commissioning of a US$100...
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Keep promoting peace, love: President
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has commended the Church for its role in national development through participation in Government programmes and community initiatives. He made the remarks at the Zion Christian Church (ZCC) Easter celebrations at Mbungo Estates in...
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New era in Zim-Ghana ties
THE signing of 10 Memoranda of Understanding between Zimbabwe and Ghana heralds the beginning of a new era in the two countries’ relations, anchored on economic cooperation and partnerships, reflecting their shared determination to improve the lives...
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Zimbabwe, Ghana to forge prosperity pact
ZIMBABWE and Ghana are moving beyond their shared history — shaped during the struggle for independence — towards a future of economic prosperity, driven by present collaborations across various economic sectors, President Mnangagwa has said. The...
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President begins historic Ghana visit
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is scheduled to make a historic State visit to Ghana today, an important milestone in Zimbabwe–Ghana relations and the wider Pan-African spirit, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Professor Amon Murwira has said. The...
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Huge backing for Amendment No. 3 Bill
THOUSANDS of Zimbabweans attended the first day of public hearings on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, with many expressing support for proposed changes, including presidential term extensions. Those that attended across various provinces...
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New notes to strengthen ZiG gains: Experts
THE new series of ZiG notes, which start circulating next Tuesday, will consolidate gains by the local currency and enhance its competitiveness against major currencies. Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr John Mushayavanhu recently announced in his...
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Govt pay rise a done deal
CIVIL servants and pensioners will benefit from a salary increment starting next month under a new remuneration framework, Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Edgar Moyo, has said. The adjustment, effective April 1, follows a...
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Middle East crisis: President opens up
DIALOGUE, diplomacy and multilateral cooperation remain a sustainable solution to achieve global peace and stability on any geopolitical conflict, President Mnangagwa has said. The President, who is also Zanu PF First Secretary, said his...
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Govt to cut fuel taxes
CABINET has approved plans to cut selected, time-bound fuel taxes to ease inflationary pressures and protect consumers amid fuel supply disruptions linked to the war in the Middle East. It is also weighing raising ethanol blending in petrol from E5 to...
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‘We’ve bolstered defences against war shocks’
GOVERNMENT is implementing measures to shield Zimbabwe from global economic disruptions caused by war in the Middle East, while remaining open to complementary engagement as it drives structural transformation, especially in mining, where value...
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Towards energy self-sufficiency
THE Government is facilitating the fast-tracking of the Muzarabani Oil and Gas project, designating it a critical pillar for national energy security and import substitution amid volatile global markets and Middle East conflicts. The Deputy Minister...
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‘Home-grown solutions build resilience’
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has emphasised the urgent need to develop homegrown solutions to public health challenges across Africa, saying these are critical in safeguarding lives and enhancing livelihoods for ordinary citizens. He made the remarks in...
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‘Take a leaf from Geo Pomona’
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has urged local authorities to adopt Geo Pomona Waste Management’s pioneering model, saying the company’s scope and pace of development offer a blueprint for improving service delivery and community outcomes. In his remarks at a...
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Zim takes UNSC bid to the Caribbean
FOREIGN Affairs and International Trade Minister Professor Amon Murwira, serving as President Mnangagwa’s Special Envoy, is conducting high-level diplomatic engagements across the Caribbean to solicit support for Zimbabwe’s bid for a seat on the United...
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Zim has enough forex
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Foreign currency reserves: Zimbabwe has approximately US$16bn in foreign currency receipts, guaranteeing availability of foreign exchange. ZiG payment for public sector suppliers: Govt will pay public sector suppliers exclusively in...
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We all have duty to deliver, says President
THE signing of performance contracts by Government ministries, departments and agencies represents a binding obligation to deliver impactful services to ordinary Zimbabweans through accountable, excellent and results-oriented leadership, President...
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Aquaculture value could reach US$2,37bn by 2030
ZIMBABWE has the potential to double its aquaculture industry production to US$2,37 billion by 2030, if it boosts the sector’s capacity and strengthens blue economy value chains. The sector, initially earmarked as a US$1 billion agricultural division,...
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Zim takes digital leap
CONCERTED investment in the Information Communication Technology sector is bearing fruit, guaranteeing connectivity for a data and knowledge future, President Mnangagwa has said. The country, he said, continues to register progress with regard to...
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