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Govt calls for data-driven reforms to cut trade, transport costs

GOVERNMENT has called for a radical shift towards data-driven policymaking to reduce trade and transport costs that have long hindered growth in landlocked economies such as Zimbabwe.

By Freeman Makopa Nov. 6, 2025

Govt calls for data-driven reforms to cut trade, transport costs

Govt rolls out asphalt plants to fast-track road maintenance

The Harare asphalt plant, which is already being installed, will serve as the pilot facility before the rollout of additional units across the country.

By Freeman Makopa Oct. 15, 2025

Govt rolls out asphalt plants to fast-track road maintenance

Government launches Mabvuku Interchange, pledges more road decongestion projects countrywide

Mhona also announced plans to build more interchanges in major cities, including Bulawayo, Mutare, Gweru, and Masvingo, to improve connectivity and shorten travel times.

By Tael Mudzingwa and Linda Munyama Sep. 9, 2025

Government launches Mabvuku Interchange, pledges more road decongestion projects countrywide

Glen View faces sewage crisis

Local councillor Gaudencia Marira acknowledged the severity of the crisis.

By Tonderayi Matonho Jul. 25, 2025

Tax evasion bleeds Zimbabwe economy

Speaking on the sidelines of the national dialogue on financing for development, outgoing ActionAid Zimbabwe country director, Joy Mabenge, said tax evasion

By Lorraine Muromo Jun. 21, 2025

Joyce Kapota: A trailblazer in sports leadership

Despite falling short in her bid for the Zimbabwe Football Association vice presidency, Kapota demonstrated an extraordinary level of sportsmanship.

By Gilbert Munetsi Mar. 23, 2025

Joyce Kapota: A trailblazer in sports leadership

Broadcaster Chakanyuka launches memoir

Jenje-Makwenda saluted Chakanyuka for braving the fear associated with subjecting one’s life to public scrutiny.

By Life & Style Correspondent Mar. 19, 2025

ActionAid calls for gender-responsive public services

AAZ country director Joy Mabenge said there was a need for collective action to ensure equal opportunities for education, access to healthcare, and essential services.

By Ophar Mavuri Mar. 18, 2025