Zimbabwean entrepreneur launches US$1bn agriculture programme
Munowenyu said the programme is designed to integrate smallholder farmers into the formal economy.
By Brent Shamu
38m ago
Call for government to support councils
He said both urban and rural councils continued to struggle to meet performance targets, with most falling below set benchmarks, although within acceptable variance levels.
By Gracious Daniel
1h ago
Witchcraft scare hits Harare Town House
Sources yesterday told NewsDay that early one morning, cat faeces was smeared on Chiwawa’s office door, sparking immediate concern among staff.
By Kenneth Nyangani
1h ago
BCC pushes wastewater recycling to ease crisis
The situation has left many residents, particularly in high-density suburbs, reliant on solar-powered boreholes — a solution that is often unreliable and insufficient to meet demand.
By Patricia Sibanda
1h ago
Old Mutual Zim AUM climbs 9,2% to US$1,34bn
“Old Mutual Investment Group Zimbabwe (Private) Limited AUM: R22,5 billion (2024: R20,6 billion). We remain the largest investment management company in Zimbabwe,” the group said.
By Tatira Zwinoira
1h ago
Art meets action as Chitungwiza tackles water, sanitation challenges
Chitungwiza, located about 25km southeast of Harare, faces mounting pressure from rapid urbanisation, ageing infrastructure and a growing population projected to exceed 440 000 by 2030.
By Tendai Sauta
1h ago
Zimbabwe set to host AUSC Region 5 table tennis tournament
ZTTU president, Noah Ferenando, confirmed that this will be the first edition of the tournament which the country is hosting in 30 years.
By Hellen Jeremiah
23h ago
Imported malaria cases put Bulawayo on alert
All malaria cases recorded recently in Bulawayo were imported, with most linked to travel from Zambia, raising concerns that the city could be sitting on a health time bomb.
By Silas Nkala
Mar. 17, 2026
ZiG2,2bn debt chokes Bulawayo service delivery
The Bulawayo City Council (BCC) is intensifying efforts to recover about ZiG2 251 953 owed by residents and ratepayers as the mounting arrears continue to hamper service delivery.
By Patricia Sibanda
Mar. 17, 2026
