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By Dickson Bandera recently in Shurugwi Midlands Province on Saturday held the 2025 National Tree Planting Day at Chenxi Mine in Shurugwi, a venue chosen in recognition of the company’s accelerated environmental rehabilitation programme that has turned the once-scarred Boterekwa escarpment into one of Zimbabwe’s most promising restoration success stories. The ceremony, attended by government…
By Dickson Bandera The Boterekwa Valley, once heavily scarred by decades of mining, is now steadily regenerating—and Chenxi’s interventions are at the centre of the transformation. Chenxi Investments, the operator of the Boterekwa Consolidated Gold Mining Project, has emerged as one of Zimbabwe’s strongest corporate champions of environmental restoration, spearheading large-scale rehabilitation, reforestation and scientific…
By Staff Reporter The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has licensed six new community radio stations as part of its nationwide drive to strengthen grassroots communication and promote media diversity. Community radios are community-owned broadcasting platforms established to serve specific localities. They focus on local languages, local issues, and community participation, giving residents a platform…
By Brenda Mazhambe The British Embassy in Harare has partnered with the SIVIO Institute and several local organisations to support a newly established collaborative fund designed to bolster Zimbabwe’s response to the escalating cases of gender-based violence (GBV). Known as the We Are One (Tiripamwe, Sisonke) Fund, it comes at a critical time when international…
By Dickson Bandera Zimbabwe is set to introduce a formal parole system that will allow eligible inmates to serve part of their remaining sentences outside prison under supervision — a major milestone in the country’s shift toward a modern, rehabilitation-centred correctional model. The programme is expected to roll out in 2026, and preparations for its…
By Dickson Bandera The Institute of African Knowledge (INSTAK) has donated 30 Zimbabwe-manufactured tablets to Warren Park 1 Primary School, with Chief Executive Officer Ambassador Kwame Muzawazi calling on former students nationwide to reinvest in the schools that nurtured them. The donation was presented on Wednesday at the Harare school where Muzawazi completed his early…
By Dickson Bandera The World Bank says Zimbabwe is steadily moving toward economic recovery, citing strong reforms, improved stability, and solid sectoral performance that have positioned the country for accelerated growth in 2025. Presenting the Zimbabwe Economic Update: Fostering a Business-Enabling Regulatory Environment for Private Sector report in Harare on 2 December 2025, the institution…
By Reginald Tapfumaneyi A Monitoring and Evaluation Mission comprising Indonesian experts currently in Zimbabwe has taken its assessments to Masvingo Province, where early findings show strong progress — with nearly 90% of tests conducted on visited farms indicating high efficiency. At Chinombe Farm, 27 cattle are confirmed pregnant, demonstrating the effectiveness of the Artificial Insemination…
By Julias Manganda Zimbabwe today joined the global community in commemorating World AIDS Day, a day to honour lives lost to HIV/AIDS, stand in solidarity with those living with the virus, and reinforce efforts toward prevention, treatment, and ultimately ending the epidemic. This year’s theme, “Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response,” highlights the need to…
Minister of Mines and Mining Development Hon Winston Chitando By Brenda Mazhambe Harare — The Government has warned miners across the country to brace for heightened dangers in the mining sector as the rainy season has arrived, urging strict adherence to safety protocols to prevent loss of life. Mines and Mining Development Minister Hon Winston…