Castle Lager Braai Fest 2025: Zimbabwe’s Biggest Braai Turns 10 with a Nationwide Celebration

Harare, Zimbabwe — The countdown is over. This Saturday, October 18, 2025, Glamis Arena will transform into the epicenter of Zimbabwean culture, music, and culinary delight as the Castle Lager Braai Fest marks its 10th anniversary. Billed as “the biggest braai of the decade,” this milestone event promises to unite thousands in a day-long celebration of food, music, and community spirit, with festivities kicking off at 11am and running late into the night.

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Golden Courage: Zimbabwe’s Children Battle Cancer with Hope, Resilience, and Community

As the golden ribbons of September fade into the pink hues of October, Zimbabwe’s fight against childhood cancer continues with renewed urgency and hope.

While September is globally recognized as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, the stories of young Zimbabweans facing this disease remind us that the struggle—and the need for awareness—persist every day of the year.

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International Stars Touch Down in Zimbabwe for Kadoma Music Festival

International reggae sensation Christopher Martin and Zimbabwean-born, US-based artist Julian King arrived at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport today, ahead of their highly anticipated performances at the Kadoma Music Festival 2025. The festival, set for October 11 at The Odyssey in Kadoma, is expected to draw thousands of music fans from across Zimbabwe and the…

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ZIFA’s Strategic Appointments Signal New Dawn for Zimbabwean Football

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA), under the leadership of President Nqobile Magwizi, has embarked on a bold mission to rejuvenate football across the country with a series of strategic appointments aimed at revitalizing the game from grassroots levels to the senior national team. Following the departure of technical director Jethro Hunidzarira, whose tenure faced criticism…

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Harare Battles Escalating Illegal Housing Crisis as Authorities Warn of “Hidden Homes”

Harare — The Harare metropolitan region is confronting a deepening illegal housing crisis, with an estimated 60,000 unauthorised homes now cropping up — many of them effectively “hidden” because they lack formal addresses — according to statements by Presidential Affairs and Devolution Permanent Secretary Engineer Tafadzwa Muguti. Muguti made the remarks at a national economic…

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