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Zimbabwe’s Fashion and Creative Industry Is Poorer Without Rose “Ashava” Vambe

By William Muchingamiri Zimbabwe’s fashion and creative industry has been plunged into deep mourning following the untimely death of celebrated fashion designer and creative entrepreneur Rose Vambe, popularly known as Ashava—a woman whose life story embodied resilience, creativity, and cultural pride. Born in 1974, Ashava passed away on 5 January 2025 at Sally Mugabe Central…

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Sekuru Banda Backs First Lady’s Humanitarian Drive as Zimbabwe’s Development Agenda Gains Momentum

Sekuru Banda is rallying behind the Vision By Dickson Bandera Renowned philanthropist and respected traditional leader Dr. Sekuru Kamwelo Banda has hailed First Lady Dr. Amai Auxillia Mnangagwa for her sustained humanitarian work in Zimbabwe, which continues to provide substantial relief and empowerment to vulnerable families across the country. On Wednesday, 7 January 2026, Sekuru…

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UNICEF Boosts Zimbabwe’s Schools Digitalisation Drive with ICT Equipment Handover

By Kenneth Wilo Zimbabwe’s schools digitalisation programme received a major boost on Monday after UNICEF handed over 815 laptops, 708 projectors and 2,112 tablets to the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, strengthening efforts to expand equitable access to quality digital learning. The ICT devices will be distributed to 113 disadvantaged schools across seven districts…

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IShowSpeed: Meet the Internet Star Coming to Zimbabwe

By Marcus Chimudzi Harare, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe is set to welcome one of the world’s most electrifying internet personalities, Darren Jason Watkins Jr., popularly known as IShowSpeed, as part of his headline-grabbing “Speed Does Africa” tour. The livestreaming sensation is travelling across approximately 20 African countries in just 28 days, on a continent-wide journey that…

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Angola’s Former Vice President Bornito de Sousa Visits Liberation City, Commends Pan-African Heritage Project

Angola Former Vice President watering the Angola Solidarity Tree at the Liberation Museum. By Brenda Mazhambe and William Muchingamiri Angola’s former Vice President, H.E. Bornito de Sousa, this Saturday, paid a courtesy visit to Liberation City, a flagship Pan-African heritage and education site, where he commended the depth of work underway and the notable progress…

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From Fear to Relief: How Community and Police Unity Ended Guruve’s Season of Terror

By Dickson Bandera As Zimbabwe celebrated the 2025 festive season with colour and cheer, Guruve District in Mashonaland Central Province retreated into weeks of darkness — doors locked early, evening chatter silenced, and families bracing for the unknown. The fear followed a chilling wave of attacks by a suspected serial killer who struck at night,…

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Zimbabwe Warriors’ AFCON 2025 Dream Ends After Narrow 3–2 Loss to South Africa

By Marcus Chimudzi Zimbabwe’s Warriors saw their AFCON 2025 campaign come to a painful end after a dramatic 3–2 defeat to South Africa, a contest shaped by fine margins, costly defensive lapses, and moments of attacking brilliance that nevertheless offered optimism for the future. The match, which had generated intense debate across social media, was…

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Deputy Minister Raj Modi Donates Food Hampers to the Underprivileged in Bulawayo

By Evans Zhou Laughter and animated conversation filled the courtyards of Zeenatul Islam Masjid in Bulawayo,this Sunday 28 December 2025 as the aroma of freshly prepared meals wafted through the air with community members gathered for a moment of shared joy and generosity. The occasion marked a philanthropic outreach led by the Deputy Minister of…

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