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Topic : Management

Living on smouldering grave: How broken sanitation drives Hwange residents into deadly fire zones

At one point, the friend threw Alicia’s shoe while they were playing. When she ran to retrieve it, she stepped onto a patch of ground that looked solid. Moments later she screamed.

By Sharon Sibindi Mar. 15, 2026

Living on smouldering grave: How broken sanitation drives Hwange residents into deadly fire zones

The importance of governance structures in building investor confidence

A board that functions as a strategic partner enhances investor confidence and improves decision-making quality.

By Innocent Hadebe Mar. 14, 2026

The importance of governance structures in building investor confidence

Marondera council fined US$5K over pollution

“This meant that the Municipality of Marondera is discharging all the effluent direct into the environment, thereby polluting the environment and water bodies.”

By Jairos Saunyama Mar. 7, 2026

Marondera council fined US$5K over pollution

Human-wildlife conflict, habitat loss threaten KAZA

KAZA is the world’s largest terrestrial transfrontier conservation area stretching across Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

By Obert Siamilandu Mar. 6, 2026

Human-wildlife conflict, habitat loss threaten KAZA

€1m boost for wildlife, habitat protection

Zimbabwe’s conservation efforts are set to receive a major boost following the announcement of a €1 million grant aimed at enhancing habitat and wildlife protection in the Hwange-Matetsi-Zambezi.

By Sydney Kawadza Mar. 5, 2026

€1m boost for wildlife, habitat protection

Public health at risk: Confronting cholera, typhoid and dysentery in Harare

Every reported case and mortality statistic represents a human life; a child, a parent, a worker whose suffering could have been prevented through basic public health safeguards.

By Clever Marisa Feb. 15, 2026

Public health at risk: Confronting cholera, typhoid and dysentery in Harare

China is not the villain Zimbabwe’s critics make it out to be

Zimbabwe’s economy is fragile, its regulatory bodies understaffed and under-resourced, and its legal enforcement patchy at best.

By Wilfred Ndhlovu Feb. 13, 2026

China is not the villain Zimbabwe’s critics make it out to be

Masvingo communities participate in wetland conservation drive

The projects, underway in Gutu, Bikita and Zaka districts, are not only focused on environmental restoration, but also on empowering villagers to become custodians of their natural resources.

By Staff Reporter Feb. 12, 2026