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Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Hon Minister Dr Torerai Moyo By Kenneth Wilo The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has set Monday, February 2, 2026, as the official opening date for Lower Six classes, instructing all secondary schools offering Advanced Level education to enroll students on that day and levy fees only for…
By Tatenda Vimbe In the quiet corners of our rural communities—where dust rises beneath bare feet, where dreams often feel too big for the smallness of circumstance—there lives a powerful truth: greatness is not born in comfort. It is forged in struggle. To the young boy herding cattle under the scorching sun, and to the…
By William Muchingamiri The year 2026 has begun with a significant step in Zimbabwe’s deepening participatory governance, as ZANU PF on Friday, 9 January, launched the Politics Mubhazi – In-Bus Political Interaction Tour. The innovative programme features live political discussions inside a moving bus, symbolically taking political engagement directly into communities and everyday spaces. The…
By Reginald Tapfumaneyi The Babyline Baby of the Year 2025 Awards Gala, recently held at Bhola Mega Mart, Long Cheng Plaza in Harare, was a heart-warming celebration of Zimbabwe’s most adorable babies, bringing together families, shoppers and corporate brands in a vibrant and festive atmosphere. Powered by Babyline in partnership with the MedTech Group of…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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,…