President Mnangagwa Launches State-of-the-Art Food Production Plant, Urges Local Value Addition

By Dickson Bandera President Emmerson Mnangagwa has officially launched National Foods’ new US$13 million production facility in Harare, calling it a strategic step toward strengthening Zimbabwe’s food security, agro-industrial capacity, and economic independence. The facility includes three modern production lines: a breakfast cereals extrusion plant, a biscuit manufacturing unit, and a pasta processing line. Speaking…

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Mambo Dhuterere and Wife Receive Car and Cash Gifts Amid Separation

Brand-new white Toyota Fortuner 2.8 GD6. By Dickson Bandera The much publicized separation of gospel musician Mambo Dhuterere and his wife Dorcas Vambe has drawn sympathy from businessman and philanthropist Sir Wicknell Chivhayo, who has gifted the couple a car each, along with US$50,000 for Mambo Dhuterere and US$100,000 for his wife. Since breaking into…

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“We Thank You!” Gender Commission Appreciates Partners for a Decade of Support

By Dickson Bandera The Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has paid tribute to a broad spectrum of partners whose steadfast support has enabled the Commission to fulfil its constitutional mandate over the past decade. Established to promote gender equality and ensure compliance with gender justice in Zimbabwe, the Commission has operated through four strategic units: Research…

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Gender Commission Reports Progress in Magaya Rape Case After Long Delay

By Dickson Bandera The Chairperson of the Zimbabwe Gender Commission Mrs Margaret Sangarwe this Tuesday provided an update on the long-standing case involving PHD Ministries leader Prophet Walter Magaya, citing legal challenges and a lack of cooperation from witnesses as key obstacles—but indicated that there is renewed hope for progress. Responding to questions from journalists…

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IFAW Champions Human-Centered Conservation in Southern Africa

IFAW Champions Human-Centered Conservation in Southern Africa By Dickson Bandera As regional leaders, conservationists, and development partners gather in Harare for the SADC Transfrontier Conservation Areas (TFCA) International Conference and Summit, Ms. Alleta Nyahuye, Country Director for the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) in Zimbabwe, has called for a human-centered approach to conservation that…

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EU Commits $36 Million to Southern Africa TFCAs, Urges Stronger Governance and Green Economy

By Dickson Bandera The European Union has pledged $36 million to support the sustainable management of six Transfrontier Conservation Areas (TFCAs) in Southern Africa, reaffirming its commitment to regional biodiversity, community development, and climate resilience. Speaking at the SADC TFCA International Conference and Summit in Harare, Mr Frank Porte, EU representative outlined the bloc’s conservation…

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Zimbabwe Calls for Inclusive, Well-Financed TFCA Framework at SADC  International Conference and Summit

By Dickson Bandera Zimbabwe has urged Southern African nations to adopt a more inclusive and well-funded approach to managing shared conservation areas, warning that without meaningful community involvement and sustainable financing, the region’s environmental gains risk stalling. In his opening remarks at the SADC Transfrontier Conservation Areas (TFCA) conference in Harare this Monday, Zimbabwe’s Permanent…

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Disgruntled Dynamos Fans Boycott Harare Derby At Rufaro, Stage Protest with Braai, Beer and Music at Joy Centre in Highfield

Some of the Dynamos supporters at Joy Centre, Highfield. By Julius Idrissa Manganda Members of Dynamos FC’s supporters Harare Chapter boycotted Sunday’s highly anticipated Harare Derby against CAPS United, instead gathering at Joy Centre in Highfield—near Gwanzura Stadium—to peacefully voice their frustration with the club’s leadership. The boycott, dubbed “Tears of 7 Million Souls,” drew…

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