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TIMB takes tobacco sales, biometric registration to Bulawayo

TIMB said the tobacco sales would run concurrently with the ongoing biometric registration programme for tobacco growers.

By Staff Reporter 3h ago

TIMB takes tobacco sales, biometric registration to Bulawayo

Parliament backs IMF reform agenda

Parliament has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening economic governance and supporting ongoing macroeconomic reforms under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Staff Monitored Programme

By Brent Shamu 4h ago

A new, model for partnership: Why Africa should welcome China’s rejection of power politics

During the Cold War, major powers treated other countries as pawns, interfering in domestic affairs, backing factions, and seeking regime change to advance their own dominance.

By Debra Manyasi 5h ago

A new, model for partnership: Why Africa should welcome China’s rejection of power politics

Govt vows to act on land audit, shifts to productivity

This emerged during the Country Strategy and Programme Evaluation (CSPE) Zimbabwe final workshop in Harare yesterday.

By Sharon Zebra and Lesley Kufandada 7h ago

Govt vows to act on land audit, shifts to productivity

HR Practitioners urged to drive brain gain amid skills exodus

Muswere said the widening skills gap across industries should push the country to rethink its approach to human capital development.

By Donald Nyandoro 8h ago

HR Practitioners urged to drive brain gain amid skills exodus

Govt ramps up rangeland restoration to protect cattle, food security

According to authorities, protecting these ecosystems is central to both rural incomes and national food security.

By Obert Siamilandu May. 20, 2026

Govt ramps up rangeland restoration to protect cattle, food security

Gold bars and photo-ops: Hawk’s eye or smoke and mirrors?

Instead of assurance that nurses will be well recompensed, all they heard from this useless lot was bluster about how only divine intervention could truly reward them.

By Doctor Stop It May. 17, 2026

Gold bars and photo-ops: Hawk’s eye or smoke and mirrors?

Region’s high school graduates lead trek to SA

The pulse of the border was most frantic in early January, as the post-holiday rush saw a surge in travelers before gradually tapering off toward the end of March.

By Staff Reporter May. 17, 2026