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Passport costs to be reviewed

THE steep costs borne by citizens when they acquire passports may soon be a thing of the past, authorities say.Speaking in the National Assembly on Wednesday, the minister of Home Affairs, Kazembe Kazembe, said the government was set to review its contract with a private company that is currently producing passports for the country, with…

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Ritual turns fatal, healer, client drown

A TRADITIONAL healer and his client perished during a ritual, marking a surge in tragic national drowning incidents.The sombre scene unfolded at Clydesdale Farm Dam in Gweru, where Edwin Chingandu, known as Sekuru Samaita, was conducting “Manjuzu” rituals.What was intended as a spiritual ceremony turned into a death trap as both Chingandu and his client,…

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3Ktv marks anniversary with clean-up drive

THE country’s leading independent national television station, 3Ktv, celebrated four years of successful live broadcasting yesterday by hosting a clean-up campaign at Africa Unity Square in the capital.The event, which brought together station staff and community members, highlighted the broadcaster’s commitment to environmental sustainability and community development.3Ktv station manager Abigail Mvududu commended participants for their…

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Govt warns transporters against fare hikes

THE minister of Local Government, Daniel Garwe, has warned transport operators against arbitrarily increasing commuter fares, saying those who do so are committing a criminal offence and risk arrest.The warning comes amid growing complaints from commuters across Harare and surrounding areas over sudden fare hikes despite relatively stable fuel prices.Commuter fares in suburbs such as…

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EU commits to Zim health funding

THE European Union (EU) has reaffirmed its commitment to funding and strengthening the country’s health delivery system, with a focus on building resilient institutions and supporting long-term health sector reforms.This comes as the United States (US) is in the process of winding up its health aid to Zimbabwe, after authorities recently rejected US$367 million in…

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Zim annual inflation slows further

ZIMBABWE’S annual inflation rate eased to 3,8 percent in February 2026 from 4,1 percent recorded in January, reflecting continued price stability, according to the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat).In its latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, ZimStat said the year-on-year inflation rate — measured using the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency — declined by 0,3 percentage…

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‘Keep the ZiG & all prices stable’

CONSUMERS want the governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), John Mushayavanhu, to prioritise the interests of the needy in his monetary policy statement (MPS) tomorrow.In this regard, key stakeholders stressed yesterday that the central bank needed to consolidate the current relative stability of prices of basic goods in the country to protect ordinary…

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