Beitbridge firm eyes citrus processing crown for Southern Africa

Government officials have described the arrangement as a potential partnership model that would create a national asset while improving water delivery and irrigation capacity.
By Sydney Kawadza 21h ago

Mat North agricultural projects at risk of failure.

The findings are contained in the AG’s report for the year ended December 31, 2025, released on June 26, 2026.
By Silas Nkala Aug. 13, 2026

Masuka hails swift national disaster action on river degradation

Minister Masuka said the programme was necessary to reverse environmental destruction that has threatened irrigation systems, agriculture, urban water supplies and industrial activity.
By Staff Reporter May. 29, 2026

Dam levels catalyst for transformational activities

Lake Mutirikwi already hosts the five-megawatt Great Zimbabwe Hydro Power plant, demonstrating the potential for integrated water use.
By Eddie Zvinonzwa May. 2, 2026

Bulawayo residents owe ZiG2.5bn as councillor urges bill payments

He said government debtors stood at ZiG165 338 755, industrial and commercial debtors at ZiG571 647 544, while domestic debtors accounted for ZiG1 786 459 893.
By Nizbert Moyo Apr. 29, 2026

National Dam Levels Surge to 93.4% as 98 Reservoirs Reach Full Capacity

Zimbabwe’s national water security has reached a significant milestone this week, with the national dam storage average climbing to 93.4%.
By Tendai Munhundarima Apr. 16, 2026

Bulawayo record dam inflows bring hope

Council figures show Mtshabezi Dam at 100% capacity, followed by the city’s largest reservoir, Insiza Mayfair, at 80,41%.
By Margaret Lubinda Mar. 26, 2026

Rebooting state-owned firms

Several of these SOCs require urgent reform to regain financial and governance viability, as many are in poor condition.  
By Kevin Tutani Feb. 13, 2026

Water lifeline transforms health, schools and livelihoods in Binga

“We had water in the Zinwa system, but it was no longer functional. That made it very difficult to maintain hygiene, especially in critical areas,” he said. 
By Sharon Sibindi Dec. 30, 2025