Organisation Seek Regularise, Link Youth Projects With World Markets
By Rex Mphisa AT 26, and a graduate of one of the state universities in Zimbabwe, Maria Mdau (not her real name) spends her time at home, self-employed. Her International…
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By Rex Mphisa AT 26, and a graduate of one of the state universities in Zimbabwe, Maria Mdau (not her real name) spends her time at home, self-employed. Her International…
By Patience Gondo A sharp decline in mopane worms (amacimbi, madora) harvests between 2025 and early 2026 has pushed calls for scientific farming to secure food and income in Matabeleland…
By Netshakhuma Muleya MINISTER of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Albert Nguluvhe, has urged youths in Beitbridge to formalize their businesses and transform them into sustainable enterprises, citing the…
Prince Chese IN a move to safeguard traditional heritage and stimulate the regional creative arts economy, the Thobela Arts Foundation has officially launched preparations for the 2026 Inqama Arts Festival.…
By Rex Mphisa GWANDA was flooded after two small dams upstream of Gwanda town along the Mtshabezi River were breached by heavy inflows from torrential rains.Matabeleland South Minister of State…
By Ziyah News Network FORMER Zimbabwe president the late Robert Mugabe’s son Bellarmine Chatunga and his co-accused Tobias Tamirepi Matonhodze trial has been postponed to 17 April 2026, with both…
By Patience Gondo THE Government has in place contingent plans for accessing Maphisa in the event low lying bridges are submerged and are not navigable in the event of rains.This…
By Chantelle Muzanenhamo TWELVE civil servants families are set to benefit from the resumed construction of Government flats opposite Zuva Garage in Beitbridge. Phase One of the resumed project is…
By Panashe Divine Karidzagundi BEITBRIDGE youths have been urged to embrace formal business practices, unity, and productivity as key drivers of economic development. This call was made during the “Youth…
By Rex Mphisa At exactly 1005 hours last Saturday six members of the Zimbabwe National Army broke the silence of Jaka Village, Malala as they performed a three-volley gun salute.…