By Lazarus Sauti Veld fires are proving to be one of the greatest biodiversity challenges in Zimbabwe and other southern African countries as they lead to the…

Harare – Newly appointed Minister of State for Matabeleland South Province Aaron Maboyi on Wednesday said he will prioritize rejuvenation of the cattle ranching industry in the province while…

By Lovemore Ranga Mataire in Bulawayo Despite reeling under the burden of economic sanctions imposed by the West, Zimbabwe has remained an irrestistible tourist destination judging by…

By Lovemore Ranga Mataire August is one of the most revered months on Zimbabwe and Namibia's annual calendars. It is during this month the two nations mark…

By Charity Ruzvidzo Harare - Zimbabwe continues to prioritise its citizen’s health as evidenced by the increase in access to improved sources of water and sanitation in…

By Lovemore Ranga Mataire President Mugabe recently hailed regional countries' support in resisting Western pressure, particularly from Britain which once contemplated a military invasion of Zimbabwe. President…

By Sally Nyakanyanga Maize seed in drought-prone regions of  should by now come with a government health warning: “Planting can seriously damage your well-being”. That’s because although…

By Lovemore Ranga Mataire Bonded by historical trade ties that have since been shaped by post-independence similar predicaments, Zimbabwe and Iran this week held bilateral talks meant…

HARARE – The Agricultural Marketing Authority (AMA) said on Tuesday it is seeking to mobilise an additional $80 million, through Treasury Bills, to be used by the…

By Lovemore Ranga Mataire Harare - Zimbabwe is set to reclaim its breadbasket status following the runaway success of the Command Agriculture programme initiated by government to…

By Walter Mswazie Masvingo – 1 July marks 18 years since Zimbabwe's most decorated and celebrated freedom fighter, unifier, selfless nationalist and political icon, the late Vice…

By Ranga Mberi It was 1980. The war was over, freedom was in the air. Within days, a new country, Zimbabwe, would be born. There had been songs…

By Lazarus Sauti Harare - In Zimbabwe, just like in most African countries, a marriage could not take place without some form of gift or payment of animals,…

By Freedom Mupanedemo On a wintry Wednesday morning, Pesani Mombe tries hard to shake off the lethargy of sleep following the previous day’s hard work in his…

By Lovemore Ranga Mataire IN many African countries, disenchantment with post-colonial politics finds literary expression in satire.     In Zimbabwe, one area where satire has found expression…

Southern Africa’s former liberation movements recently met in Luanda, Angola, to discuss various challenges being faced in their individual countries. Topical on the agenda was the issue…

HARARE - Cabinet approved a Kazakhstan company, Todall, to mine platinum in the Midlands area of Zvishavane in central Zimbabwe, bringing to four the number of platinum…

By Rumbidzayi Zinyuke THE price of most commodities continued to strengthen further in the first of quarter of 2017 as market fundamentals remain favourable, putting Zimbabwe and…

By Ellina Mhlanga HARARE – Up-and-Coming athletes from the Southern African Region showcased their talent last week at the Confederation of School Sport Associations of Southern Africa…

By Sharon Kavhu HARARE – South African, multi-award winning and gigantic choir, Joyous Celebration (JC) lived up to expectation in Zimbabwe during the ‘Hallelujah Night’ over the weekend.…