Traditional leaders in Mangwe District, Matabeleland South, have urged Zimbabweans returning from South Africa not to lose hope but to embrace their new reality and rebuild their lives at home by learning from communities that have managed to survive despite the country’s economic challenges.
A fresh dispute has erupted over the leadership of the Ndiweni chieftainship after the government announced the appointment of Wishes Ndiweni as Acting Chief Ndiweni, a move rejected by a rival faction backing Dumisani Douglas Ndiweni as the rightful successor.
Air Zimbabwe will resume flights between Harare and London by the end of July 2026, a Cabinet minister has said.
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