By Tendai Chisiri Harare – The Palestinian Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Dr. Tamer Almassri, has issued a stern warning that Israel's ongoing military aggression in Gaza poses serious threats to global peace and security. In a strongly worded statement, Dr. Almassri accused the Israeli government of committing atrocities with impunity, likening its actions to historical fascist … Continue reading Palestinian Ambassador to Zimbabwe Warns of Global Fallout from Israeli Aggression
First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa Champions Gastronomy as Catalyst for Unity and Economic Growth at CANEX Junior Chef Competition
By Tendai Chisiri Fatma Zohra Bendjelida was crowned winner of the inaugural Creative Africa Nexus (CANEX) Junior Chef Competition which celebrates young aspiring chefs’ creativity and flair in African cuisine and culture on 15 September. Loubna Ali Cherif and Aouis Akkouch were named first and second runners up in the competition that was open to … Continue reading First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa Champions Gastronomy as Catalyst for Unity and Economic Growth at CANEX Junior Chef Competition
Zimbabwe Launches NAREC to Safeguard Animals and Strengthen Research Integrity
The National Animal Research Ethics Committee (NAREC), recently constituted by statutory mandate (SI 246 of 2021) under the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development through the Directorate of Veterinary Services, has formally stepped onto Zimbabwe’s scientific stage. Its establishment signals a decisive move to ensure that every animal-based study upholds the highest … Continue reading Zimbabwe Launches NAREC to Safeguard Animals and Strengthen Research Integrity
EU Organic Day: Celebrating a Movement in Zimbabwe
By Tendai Chisiri On September 12, the European Union (EU) marked EU Organic Day in Zimbabwe, highlighting the importance of sustainable agriculture practices. EU Head of Cooperation, Ms. Anna Cichoka, emphasized that celebrating Organic Day is not just about marking a calendar event, but about recognizing a movement that values healthy soils, safe food, … Continue reading EU Organic Day: Celebrating a Movement in Zimbabwe
Rugby Turmoil: SRC Ultimatum to ZRU Board
By Brian Hodzi Famed fitness trainer, Temba Mliswa, has accused the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) of passivity by allowing rugby to degenerate into a mess without taking timely action. Mliswa, who is the Mashonaland West Province Rugby Chairman, said the national body is culpable for where rugby finds itself at. The former MP said … Continue reading Rugby Turmoil: SRC Ultimatum to ZRU Board
H.E Dr N. Dhlamini-Zuma Endorses Museum of African Liberation
By Tendai Chisiri On 8 September 2025, the Former Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC), Her Excellency Dr Nkosazana Dhlamini-Zuma, toured Liberation City in Harare, Zimbabwe, highlighting that the project was integral to preserving and promoting African narratives. Liberation City is a 101-hectare multi-purpose development which incorporates the Museum of African Liberation, Heritage Village, … Continue reading H.E Dr N. Dhlamini-Zuma Endorses Museum of African Liberation
Zimbabwe to Celebrate EU Organic Day with Call to Action for Sustainable Agriculture
By Tendai Chisiri Harare, Zimbabwe - The Organic Farming Academy (OFA) is set to host Organic Day Zimbabwe on September 12, 2025, in celebration of the international EU Organic Day. The event aims to promote organic farming, sustainability, and ecological awareness in the country. According to Fiona Tinarwo, Coordinator at OFA, "This year's event is … Continue reading Zimbabwe to Celebrate EU Organic Day with Call to Action for Sustainable Agriculture
Inclusive Journalism Shifts Narrative for Marginalized Youth in Zimbabwe
By Learnmore Mahusekwa Media representation of key populations in Zimbabwe is undergoing a significant transformation, with freelance journalists at the forefront of reshaping how youth from marginalized communities see themselves in the national narrative. In contrast to historic portrayals that were often stigmatizing, reductive, or entirely absent, a new generation of reporting offers complexity, dignity, … Continue reading Inclusive Journalism Shifts Narrative for Marginalized Youth in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Editors Drive Inclusive Media Reform Through Key Population Coverage
By Leroy Magebede Zimbabwe’s media industry is undergoing a quiet but substantive shift in how stories about marginalized communities are told, with editors stepping into more active roles to guide inclusive coverage. For years, reporting on key populations—including LGBTI individuals—often lacked sensitivity, context, and depth. Now, thanks to increased media engagements led by freelance journalists, … Continue reading Zimbabwe Editors Drive Inclusive Media Reform Through Key Population Coverage
ZIMRA Reminds Transport Operators of Presumptive Tax Obligations
By Tendai Chisiri The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has issued a public notice reminding certain categories of presumptive tax taxpayers of their obligations regarding the payment of presumptive taxes. According to ZIMRA's Public Notice No. 51 of 2025, issued on September 5, 2025, "The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) wishes to remind the listed below category … Continue reading ZIMRA Reminds Transport Operators of Presumptive Tax Obligations
