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The Anti-Drug and Substance Abuse Sports Gala held at Garwe Stadium, Chikomba West, became a vivid display of how sport, leadership, technology and national willpower can unite to confront the threat consuming young lives.
Zimbabwe has strategically enhanced its visibility within the crucial French tourism market through its recent participation at the Association des Offices Nationaux Étrangers de Tourisme (ADONET) Rencontres Travel Media and Trade event in Paris.
The Labour Economists and Afrikan Democrats (LEAD) has issued a fierce condemnation of the Government’s decision to introduce a 15% withholding tax on international digital services, set to be effective from 1 January 2026.
Beyond the Pulpit: Dr. Musindo Applauds Marange and ZCC for Advancing Vision 2030 Development ProspectsThe Founder and President of Destiny for Afrika Network, Dr. Rev. Obedia Musindo, has applauded the indigenous churches for championing developmental programmes benefiting local communities and church members—a move seen to complement Vision 2030. Dr. Musindo’s excitement comes at a time when President of Zimbabwe Dr. Emmerson D. Mnangagwa recently launched the ambitious NDS2 (National Development Strategy 2)—a transitional blueprint towards the attainment of Vision 2030.
A Look at First Lady’s Glamorous Gastronomy DinnerHarare, Zimbabwe — State House was the scene of glitz and cultural celebration this Friday as the Patron of Tourism, Her Excellency the First Lady Dr. Auxillia Mnangagwa, hosted a themed Cultural Gastronomic Dinner.
The inflammatory remarks issued by President Donald Trump following the G20 Summit in Johannesburg have galvanized a fierce, unified African response, moving beyond South Africa’s government to encompass political voices across the continent.
The Zimbabwean music scene witnessed an intense clash of titans this past weekend, but ultimately, it was the emerging strength of the Mandebvu Movement that stole the spotlight.
The importance of this event lies in its direct contribution to accelerating the adoption of solar and storage technology, a cornerstone of Zimbabwe’s energy security and environmental commitments.
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe
New commercial enterprises and infrastructural projects are constantly breaking ground, solidifying its status as a viable, affordable, and strategically located alternative to Harare.
This fast-growing pace and clear returnee preference make Marondera an increasingly compelling choice for Zimbabweans abroad looking to invest back home.
At the core of the Safari industry’s future is the principle of Sustainable Tourism. Minister Rwodzi reaffirmed that Zimbabwe is committed to conservation-driven experiences, leveraging its wildlife foundation to attract visitors while simultaneously safeguarding the environment for future generations.
