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Can OK Zim still ride the sector’s recovery

The most striking feature of OK’s HY26 performance is the sharp contraction in volumes.

By Kudakwashe Taimo 1h ago

Can OK Zim still ride the sector’s recovery

Citizens must take flood warnings seriously

It is hoped, however, that the DCP has fully internalised the lessons from Cyclone Idai in March 2019.

By Eddie Zvinonzwa 1h ago

Citizens must take flood warnings seriously

Zanu PF succession war jostling heats up

Presidential adviser Paul Tungwarara recently delivered a blistering address to supporters in Marange, warning against attempts to “buy” the presidency, without naming any individuals.

By Julia Ndlela 2h ago

Zanu PF succession war jostling heats up

Heartbreak for Zimbabwean women in last-ball thriller against Thailand

Zimbabwe’s bowlers kept the pressure on for most of the innings, but Thailand’s late-order resilience proved vital.

By Sports Reporter Jan. 21, 2026

Heartbreak for Zimbabwean women in last-ball thriller against Thailand

UN Women urges councils to set up safe markets

Gumbonzvanda added that safe markets should also recognise women’s care responsibilities, applauding facilities that integrate child care and shared care services within market spaces.

By Miriam Mangwaya Jan. 21, 2026

UN Women urges councils to set up safe markets

Living the realities: Communities struggle to combat urban flooding challenges

His statement truly encapsulates the devastation the floods have wrought on this former-commercial farm and now a sprawling 10-12 hectare human settlement.

By Tonderayi Matonho Jan. 21, 2026

Living the realities: Communities struggle to combat urban flooding challenges

BCC faces legal action over blocked drainage system

He said council should act as a matter of urgency to remove these materials which have rendered the streets an eyesore.

By Silas Nkala Jan. 21, 2026

BCC faces legal action over blocked drainage system

Pests, leaching threaten crops

According to reports, farmers across Zimbabwe have exceeded the maize planting target for the summer agricultural season, reaching 105% of the planned area.

By Sharon Zebra Jan. 21, 2026