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THE calls for all-inclusive national dialogue — widely seen as the best way to extricate the country from its myriad challenges — are getting louder by the day. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday at the weekend, civil society groups and labour leaders added their voices to the dialogue chorus, stressing the importance of…

EIGHT people died yesterday morning in a road accident along the Mutare-Masvingo highway. Police national spokesperson Paul Nyathi confirmed the accident. “The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms a fatal road traffic accident which occurred at the 246-kilometre peg along the Mutare-Masvingo Road, near Mutendi Complex, on 30th August 2025, at around 0200 hours. A motorist who…

THE Ministry of Local Government and Public Works, in collaboration with the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc), will appoint investigators to probe corrupt activities and abuse of power in local authorities. The Urban Councils Act and the Rural District Councils Act empower the ministry to oversee the operations of the country’s 92 rural and urban councils….

RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is conducting a ZiG perception and confidence survey to measure the local currency’s acceptance rate since its introduction. The central bank said the move is part of its strategy to enhance public confidence through consistent policy implementation and active stakeholder engagement. “The RBZ introduced the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) on April…

AMID rising murders and suicides in the country, health experts have urged authorities to declare the growing scourge of mental health challenges affecting many citizens a national disaster. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — the experts said yesterday that such a move would save the lives of many people….

By Tapiwa Chirume   SOUTH Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa has commended Zimbabwe for its land reforms, saying this has energised the country’s agricultural sector. Speaking at the official opening of this year’s Zimbabwe Agricultural Show in Harare yesterday, Ramaphosa said the agrarian reforms did not only address historical land injustices, but were also spurring food…

GOVERNMENT has called on the Women University in Africa (WUA) to increase its enrolment of women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) to support the country’s development. Speaking at the WUA graduation ceremony in Harare, chief director in the ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education, Norman Takaidza, said boosting female STEM enrolment is a…