Zimbabwe Foreign Service Institute Broadens Access, Set To Unveil Hybrid Training Model

By Dickson Bandera The Zimbabwe Foreign Service Institute (ZFSI) is set to significantly broaden access to diplomacy and international relations training following the introduction of a hybrid learning model that blends face-to-face instruction with virtual delivery, marking a decisive shift in Zimbabwe’s foreign policy capacity-building architecture. The development was announced on Tuesday by ZFSI Board…

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Khaby Lame Seals $900 Million Deal, Cements Shift From Influencer to Global Business Owner

Khaby Lame, the Senegal-born social media creator. By Marcus Chimudzi Khaby Lame, the Senegal-born social media creator who rose to global fame through silent comedy videos on TikTok, has concluded a landmark business transaction valued at US$900 million, marking one of the most significant deals in the global creator economy to date. According to Business…

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NACZ Reduces Registration Fees to Ease Doing Business for Artists and Creative Organisations

By Kenneth Wilo Harare, Zimbabwe — The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) has announced a reduction in registration fees for artists and creative organisations, effective January 30, 2026, in a move aimed at enhancing the ease of doing business in the cultural and creative industries. The adjustments are intended to make formal registration more…

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Buffalo Range Airport Upgraded, Boosting Aviation Access to South Eastern Lowveld

By Bradley Mhungu CHIREDZI — Buffalo Range Airport has undergone major airside infrastructure upgrades, strengthening its role as a strategic aviation hub for Zimbabwe’s South Eastern Lowveld and the country’s premier wildlife conservancies. Located about 10 kilometres northwest of Chiredzi, the airport now boasts a refurbished 1,578-metre bituminous runway, precision-engineered to a width of 30…

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Nigeria, U.N. agency boost efforts to curb illicit financial flows through trade data

By Dickson Bandera Nigeria has strengthened its capacity to detect and curb illicit financial flows linked to trade mis-invoicing following a five-day training programme conducted with the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), officials said on Friday. The workshop, held in Abuja from Jan. 19–23, focused on improving the use of customs and trade…

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Zimura Battle Escalates as Musicians Take Dispute to New Level

Derreck Mpofu, the dismissed ZIMURA Board Member By Bradley Mhungu The involvement of musicians in the Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (ZIMURA) dispute last Monday marked a decisive turning point, transforming what had largely been viewed as a leadership wrangle into an industry-wide demand for accountability, transparency and structural reform in the management of musicians’ rights…

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Mukanga Becomes First Zimbabwean to Win Prestigious U.S. Leadership Impact Award

By Marcus Chimudzi Zimbabwean entrepreneur and climate innovation leader Freedom Mukanga has been named the 2025 Mandela Washington Fellowship Impact Award winner, becoming the first Zimbabwean to receive the continental honor since the program’s launch in 2014. The award, presented annually by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, recognizes one…

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New Boards for Zimbabwe Tourism Authority and Mosi-Oa-Tunya Development Company Key to Sector Growth

By Dickson Bandera Zimbabwe’s tourism sector stands at a critical point where effective governance and strategic leadership can unlock wide-ranging economic benefits for citizens across multiple sectors. Endowed with breathtaking natural landscapes, abundant wildlife, birdlife and rich cultural heritage, Zimbabwe possesses immense potential to strengthen its position in the global tourism industry, boost foreign currency…

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