The City of Harare is set to benefit from a major financial boost after the Swiss government, through its Embassy in Zimbabwe, pledged US$1.4 million to support the development and improvement of health services in the capital.
Zimbabwe’s premier celebration of car culture and urban music, the Selekta Base Blowout Festival Grand Finale 2025, will take place at Borrowdale Racecourse this Sunday, 2 November.
Michael Tendai Watyoka’s 2025 seminar tour in Zimbabwe — from the Cresta Jameson Hotel in Harare, to a landmark collaboration with Legacy Builders Global Hub, and culminating at the CEO Africa Roundtable in Victoria Falls — has set a new standard for business empowerment, practical mentorship, and visionary leadership in the country’s entrepreneurial landscape.
Nqobile Magwizi As Zimbabwe’s football season surges towards its thrilling conclusion, the nation is gripped by an intoxicating blend of tension, excitement, and hope. From the heights of the Premier Soccer League to the fiercely competitive regional Division One battles, every whistle, every goal, and every point now carries immense significance. Some clubs teeter on…
HARARE – The 14th edition of the Husqvarna Mud Run, held on 18 October 2025 at The 4×4 Club, Donnybrook, has raised a record-breaking $66,266 for KidzCan Zimbabwe, bringing hope and vital support to children living with cancer across the country.
The war in Ethiopia’s Tigray region has triggered one of the most urgent humanitarian crises in modern Africa.
Mount Pleasant residents have been left stunned and dismayed as developers put the finishing touches on a controversial two-storey building along Alpes Road, raising fears it could become operational at any moment.
This comes despite previous assurances from the Harare City Council that the structure would be demolished for flouting city building regulations and endangering public safety.
Harare — The Zimbabwe national football team, the Warriors, are set to face Algeria and Qatar in international friendlies next month as part of their preparations for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
This announcement was made on Thursday by Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) President, Nqobile Magwizi.
In an era where football leadership is often measured by the decibel level of public statements and the frequency of social media posts, Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) President Nqobile Magwizi’s calm, deliberate style stands in stark contrast.
Midlands Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution Owen Ncube on Tuesday officiated at the commissioning of two landmark community projects in Shurugwi, Midlands Province, as government steps up efforts to improve social services and promote economic empowerment at grassroots level.
