In a groundbreaking move to combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic, the Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) has approved the long-acting HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medication, Lenacapavir, in an unprecedented 23 days. This swift approval underscores Zimbabwe’s commitment to enhancing access to innovative health solutions and reinforcing its national HIV prevention strategy
The Zimbabwe National Organisation of Associations and Residents Trust (ZNOART) has lauded the government’s latest business licensing reforms, describing them as a “watershed moment” for economic growth, small business formalisation, and community development.
The reforms, announced by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development, will see the consolidation of up to 11 local authority business licences into a single, unitary licence, with a sliding scale fee structure capped at USD$500. The measures are a key pillar of the National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1) and are designed to advance President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Vision 2030, which aims to transform Zimbabwe into an upper middle-income economy within the next five years.
Technology is reshaping how nations develop, Zimbabwe included, bringing extraordinary opportunities alongside complex challenges. Few understand this landscape better than Dr. Siddhartha Paul Tiwari, a Singapore‑based academic, technologist, and co‑author of ‘Understanding Technology in the Context of National Development: Critical Reflections’.
More than 500 young people from across Zimbabwe flocked to the 7 Arts Theatre in Avondale last night for the inaugural National Youth All-Night Zimbabwe Empowerment Summit, a groundbreaking event designed to bridge the generational gap, tackle youth challenges, and promote spiritual revival through mentorship, skills development, and prayer.
The countdown is on for Zimbabwe’s most anticipated culinary and music extravaganza as the Castle Lager Braai Fest marks its 10th anniversary with a spectacular celebration at Harare’s Glamis Arena on October 18, 2025.
Communities across Zimbabwe are joining the world in marking Suicide Prevention Month, commemorated each September, with this year’s focus on “Changing the Narrative: Fostering Hope Through Action.”
Zimbabwe’s quest to attract ethical investment and unlock fresh economic growth has found a new champion in Pinnet Mercy Communications, a Harare-based firm spearheading a nationwide ISO certification drive. With a bold ambition to certify 10,000 professionals and prepare 200 businesses for international benchmarking, Pinnet Mercy is fast becoming a linchpin in Zimbabwe’s efforts to position itself as Africa’s next destination for credible, sustainable foreign investment.
HARARE, Zimbabwe – As Zimbabwe’s tourism sector looks to new horizons, one homegrown company is capturing attention with its dynamic blend of adventure, culture, and community upliftment. Domboview Adventures, founded by local visionary Dr. Pearson Pfavayi, is charting a path that fuses eco-friendly tourism with the revival of cultural heritage and grassroots empowerment.
Against the backdrop of Zimbabwe’s economic turbulence and a swelling tide of necessity-driven entrepreneurship, a diverse group of business leaders, aspiring entrepreneurs, and faith-based organizations convened at the historic Manica House in Harare for a business seminar that sought to blend practical business acumen with spiritual purpose. The event, organized by the Legacy Builders Global…
Harare, Zimbabwe — The future of sustainable agriculture took center stage this week at the 115th Zimbabwe Agricultural Show, as the Green Indaba 2025 convened at Andy Millar Hall. Far more than a formal gathering, the event energized Zimbabwe’s environmental movement—ushering in a new era where waste is reimagined as a catalyst for economic growth…
