Mpilo Hospital renovations near completion

Mpilo Hospital renovations near completion

Renovations at Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo undertaken under the Presidential Hospital Rehabilitation, Upgrading and Modernisation Scheme are nearing completion, with hospital authorities claiming works on two major blocks are now estimated to be between 80 and 90 percent complete.

TIZ urges public participation in Whistleblower Bill hearings

TIZ urges public participation in Whistleblower Bill hearings

Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) has called on citizens and stakeholders to actively participate in upcoming parliamentary public hearings on the Whistle-Blowers and Witness Protection Bill, 2026, saying broad public engagement is essential to ensure effective protection for individuals who expose corruption and wrongdoing.

Senator Moyo warns CAB3 risks democratic regression

Senator Moyo warns CAB3 risks democratic regression

Matabeleland South Senator Solani Moyo has urged Zimbabwe’s Senate to reject Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3), warning that the proposed reforms would weaken democratic safeguards, concentrate power in the Executive and erode citizens’ role in choosing their leaders.

Armed police raid Constitution Defenders Forum offices, official arrested

Armed police raid Constitution Defenders Forum offices, official arrested

‘We view this as an attempt to intimidate citizens and activists exercising their constitutional rights’

Planting for the Next Season

Planting for the Next Season

Helping Farmers Adapt to a Changing Climate in Southern Zimbabwe

24.11.2011 12:19

Chombo launches appeal

Local Government, Urban and Rural Development minister Ignatius Chombo has lodged a Supreme Court appeal against the acquittal of four MDC-T councillors in Harare who were...
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24.11.2011 12:16

Banking sector’s ‘miraculous’ recovery

Zimbabwe's banking sector has made miraculous recovery in three years, raking in $2.8billion in deposits to...
24.11.2011 12:15

Journos give to charity

The Zimbabwe Union of Journalists on Wednesday commenced a presentation of donations to needy organizations, in...
24.11.2011 12:11

Soldiers kept in the dark

Soldiers living in army camps are not allowed to read private newspapers or tune into private...
24.11.2011 12:10

POTRAZ to improve mobile network

The rural population is set to benefit from an improved coverage of mobile phone networks following...
24.11.2011 10:34

Transparency crucial on land reform program; US Ambassador

Politically motivated dispossession and retaliation create conflict and not empowerment, the United States of America Ambassador...
23.11.2011 10:24

Zanu-PF threatens farmers in Insiza North

FARMERS in Insiza North in Matabeleland South province, among them Zapu members and supporters, on Sunday...
23.11.2011 10:12

China funds Zim SMEs

The Development Bank of China will provide US$30 million to fund small and medium-scale enterprises in...
23.11.2011 9:37

Wooing Ms. Maudie, a Zimbabwean love story

After publishing his first novel, God Knows: It’s Not About Us, in 2005, former St. James-by-the-Sea...
23.11.2011 9:07

More perks for chiefs

The government has awarded traditional leaders a 30 percent salary increase and has given indications that...
23.11.2011 8:41

Accountability for CDF

As the government intensifies efforts to establish how legislators used the Constitution Development Fund, auditors are...
23.11.2011 8:37

Govt steps up arts censorship

Zimbabwean artists were startled recently after a senior government representative told them the state would subject...
23.11.2011 8:36

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