The Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) has issued a Class II recall for a specific batch of YAZ Plus contraceptive tablets. The affected batch, registered as 2022/21.2.1/6235, with batch…
Gender and Media Connect (GMC) has announced the launch of a dedicated Journalists’ Wellness Week aimed at promoting the mental, physical, and digital well-being of journalists across Zimbabwe. The event,…
Thursday, 31 October morning dawned with unimaginable sorrow for the families and loved ones of those lost in a devastating accident at Kuwadzana 7 turn-off on the Harare-Bulawayo Highway. What…
The recently held annual Goat Indaba, organised by the Goat Breeders Association of Zimbabwe (GBAZ), showcased top-tier goat breeds at prices up to $1,000 USD per animal, a stark contrast…
In an age dominated by social media, the concept of poverty entrepreneurship is gaining traction. One striking example is Nyathi Gilbert, known as Nyathi Zw Gilbert on Facebook, whose journey…
In a developing story that highlights the ongoing struggles of retired police officers in Zimbabwe, the Zimbabwe Republic Police Loyal Pensioners Association (ZRPLPA), represented by Tavenhamo and Machingauta Legal Practitioners,…
As Zimbabwe grapples with the severe impacts of an El Niño-induced drought, UNICEF is urgently calling for prioritised investments in water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) to enhance community resilience. The…
A gruesome murder occurred in Manyozo Village, Chief Rusambo, Rushinga, on September 23, in the early hours of the morning. The victim, Grace Murenza, 28, was found headless and lifeless…
MSU Hosts National Multiplication Training Workshop to Enhance Quality Assurance Skills for Academics Gweru Midlands State University (MSU) Quality Assurance & Professional Development recently hosted a three-day National Multiplication Training…
Zimbabwe, a country once considered the breadbasket of Africa, is facing a severe poverty crisis. According to recent data from the World Bank, extreme poverty has risen significantly between 2011…
