Trabablas immortalised?

This is one project that has substantially added to Zimbabwe’s sovereign debt, now at US$21,7 billion.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu 20h ago

To be open for business, let us turn on the lights

Zimbabwe must adopt a multi-sectoral approach in redesigning and implementing an integrated, multi-source power grid.
By Fungisai Nota May. 30, 2025

Time to finalise bill on mines and minerals

Amending the Act will guard against such malpractices; it must be expedited to promote transparency and accountability in the mining sector.
By The Zimbabwe Independent May. 30, 2025

ED calls on NatFoods to raise exports

Mnangagwa commissioned the new production line of cereals/breakfast, biscuits and pasta yesterday at the National Foods factory in Harare.
By Ashton Ndakusiya May. 30, 2025
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Mnangagwa warns media against misinformation

Mnangagwa said the new policy was a bold stride towards safeguarding the country’s digital sovereignty and reshaping the national media landscape.
By Staff Reporter May. 29, 2025

ED not losing sleep over ouster attempts: Mutsvangwa

Mutsvangwa spent close to an hour during a Press conference at the Zanu PF headquarters, telling journalists that Mnangagwa is loved by the people.
By Blessed Mhlanga May. 28, 2025

The gift that keeps on giving

The exercise, according to War Veterans minister Monica Mavhunga, is part of a government thrust to build “sustainable communities where war veterans and their families can thrive”.  
By Newsday May. 27, 2025

IPPs unveil 16 000MW power projects

These limitations have left most sectors of the economy vulnerable to loadshedding and erratic supply, despite the government’s efforts to stabilise the sector.
By Ashton Ndakusiya May. 27, 2025
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Mnangagwa pardons former judge Paradza

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has pardoned former High Court judge Benjamin Paradza, who was convicted of corruption in 2006.
By Nqobani Ndlovu May. 25, 2025