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By Tendai Chisiri Zimbabwe Cricket has named a strong 14-player squad for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier 2025, to be staged in Namibia from 31 August to 6 September. Veteran batter Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano will lead the side, which features a mix of seasoned campaigners and emerging talents as Zimbabwe seek to secure … Continue reading Zimbabwe name 14-member squad for Women’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier; Chipo Mugeri-Tiripano to lead

By Tendai Chisiri Smallholder farmers exhibiting their produces at the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show 2025 Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations Subregional Representative for Southern Africa Dr. Patrice Talla Takoukam has implored for bold leadership, coordinated action, partnerships and unwavering commitment to the transformation of Zimbabwe's horticulture sub-sector through exports. He said this … Continue reading Transforming the horticulture sub-sector through exports is  strategic not a dream: FAO

By Tendai Chisiri The European Union has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening its partnership with Zimbabwe in the horticulture sector. Speaking at the 13th Annual National Agribusiness Conference on Wednesday which is held during the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show by National Economic Conference Forum , Ms. Anna Cichoka, Head of Cooperation at the EU Delegation to … Continue reading EU Reiterates Support for Zimbabwe’s Horticulture Sector

By Tendai Chisiri The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has expressed unequivocal support for the Palestinian people, welcoming the organization's strong stance on the Gaza crisis. According to Ambassador Tamer Almassri, the Permanent Palestinian Representative to SADC, the Communiqué from the 45th SADC Summit "reflects a shared commitment among SADC member states to justice and … Continue reading SADC Stands Strong for Palestine: “A Beacon of Hope” Amidst Ongoing Genocide

By Desire Tshuma Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Jenfan Muswere led a delegation of journalists on a tour of the Dinson Iron and Steel Company in Manhize with the aim to showcase the company's operations and its significant role in Zimbabwe's industrial development last week Friday The company is currently producing 600,000 metric … Continue reading Information Minister Jenfan Muswere and Journalists Tour Dinson Iron and Steel Plant to Check Progress

By Tendai Chisiri For too long, David Coltart has waged a relentless smear campaign against Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC), targeting its black administrators with baseless accusations lacking any credible evidence. It is time to call his bluff and expose his agenda for what it truly is said ZC in a press statement. Coltart’s frequent social media … Continue reading Zim cricket governing body condemns Coltart’s smear campaign

By Tendai Chisiri Zimbabwe’s Minister of Mines and Mining Development, has confirmed his participation as a speaker at the upcoming African Mining Week (AMW) - Africa’s premier gathering for mining stakeholders. During the event, Minister Chitando is expected to outline strategic investment opportunities across the country’s mining industry, while highlighting the impact of recent regulatory … Continue reading Zimbabwe’s Minister of Mines Joins African Mining Week 2025

By Chipo Madhiri A powerful message echoed through Zimbabwe’s political corridors last week: “Your time is coming. You belong. Your voice matters.” These words, spoken by FORUS Party President Manyara Muyenziwa, marked the delivery of a petition to Parliament demanding electoral inclusion for Zimbabweans living abroad. The petition challenges the legality of current voting laws … Continue reading Your Voice Matters: Muyenziwa Rallies Diaspora in Fight for Voting Rights

By Annah Chikoti The recently produced Reporting Guide for Media Practitioners in Zimbabwe is quietly redefining the standards for ethical journalism.Developed through sustained media engagements led by freelance journalists, this guide has become a blueprint for transforming how key populations—particularly those within the LGBTI community—are represented in the press. What sets this initiative apart is … Continue reading New Chapter in Zimbabwean Media: Building Trust and Crafting Inclusive Narratives

By Elizabeth Machingura At the heart of Zimbabwe’s evolving media landscape lies a quietly transformative tool: a Reporting Guide for media practitioners, developed through a series of coordinated engagements led by freelance journalists. This guide was not born from policy memos or top-down instruction—it emerged from grassroots conversations, lived experiences, and a need to bridge … Continue reading Zimbabwean Media Embraces Cultural Context and Community Collaboration in Reporting on Key Populations