Government imposes nationwide ban on wetland development

Environment, Climate and Wildlife minister Evelyn Ndlovu officially declared all mapped wetlands protected ecologically-sensitive areas under the Environmental Management Act. 
By Obert Siamilandu Dec. 18, 2025

Zim scholar earns two doctorates

Her groundbreaking research tackles a critical national issue: strengthening local technical skills through structured knowledge transfer from expatriates.
By Staff Reporter Dec. 18, 2025

Revealed: Where most of those nabbed at SA borders came from

Reporting on its work during this period, the authority said on Sunday that more than half (4 092) of those apprehended were undocumented, and 1 982 were undesirables.
By Kyle Zeeman Dec. 17, 2025

Environmental accountability: Reframing the debate on Chinese companies in Zimbabwe

Communities have raised legitimate concerns about river siltation, wetland destruction, deforestation, noise pollution and water contamination.
By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa Dec. 17, 2025

ZRU appoints Chifokoyo general manager

During his tenure, the national team achieved historic back-to-back Rugby Africa Cup titles in 2024 and 2025, securing qualification for the Rugby World Cup.
By Staff Reporter Dec. 17, 2025

Arctic Blue launches US$23,74m Pfuma Fund REIT

The Hogerty Hill Centre is valued at US$18,6 million, a modern retail hub with a diversified tenant mix servicing the Hogerty Hill and Hatcliffe areas.
By Tatira Zwinoira Dec. 17, 2025

Zimbabwe’s first REIT surpasses US$100m mark

The fund will also acquire a modern retail centre with top consumer brands located within the ZITF complex in Bulawayo.
By Business Reporter Dec. 17, 2025

ED commissions Geo Pomona fleet

The event marked the handover of a second batch of equipment under a public-private partnership between the company, Harare City Council and the government.
By Problem Masau Dec. 16, 2025

Wild animals kills 13 in Matabeleland provinces

Elephants, lions, buffalos, crocodiles and hippopotamuses were among the species most involved in the incidents.
By Sharon Sibindi Dec. 14, 2025