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Sunday News (Zimbabwe), 30 agosto 2026

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ArticleChivhu hor­ror crash declared State of Dis­aster

PRESIDENT Mnan­gagwa has declared the hor­rific road traffic acci­dent that claimed 27 lives along the Har­areMas­vingo High­way near Hon­ey­spruit Bridge in Chikomba Dis­trict, Mas­hon­a­land East Province, a State of Dis­aster. The declar­a­tion...

Chivhu hor­ror crash declared State of Dis­aster

ArticleZim­b­abwe’s improved risk pro­file to attract more cap­ital

ZIMBABWE will lever­age on its improved inter­na­tional risk pro­file to attract a fresh wave of port­fo­lio and for­eign dir­ect invest­ment after its removal by the World Bank from a list of coun­tries that are con­sidered fra­gile. Gov­ern­ment...

Zim­b­abwe’s improved risk pro­file to attract more cap­ital

ArticleGovt tight­ens cattle move­ment as FMD spreads in Mat

THE Gov­ern­ment has tightened restric­tions on the move­ment of cattle in foot-and-mouth dis­ease (FMD)affected areas of Matabele­land North and Matabele­land South as veter­in­ary author­it­ies race to pre­vent the highly con­ta­gious dis­ease from...

Govt tight­ens cattle move­ment as FMD spreads in Mat

ArticleFirst Lady con­soles Rush­waya fam­ily

FIRST Lady Dr Aux­il­lia Mnan­gagwa yes­ter­day con­veyed her con­dol­ences to the Rush­waya fam­ily fol­low­ing the death of Sekuru Tinos Jesmiel Rush­waya, father of Chief Sec­ret­ary to the Pres­id­ent and Cab­inet Dr Mar­tin Rush­waya. Sekuru...

First Lady con­soles Rush­waya fam­ily

ArticleZim­b­abwe braces for hot­ter, drier 2026/27 sum­mer

ZIMBABWE is bra­cing for a poten­tially hot­ter and drier 2026/27 sum­mer crop­ping sea­son after regional cli­mate experts warned of an increased like­li­hood of below-nor­mal rain­fall across much of the coun­try. The fore­cast has amp­li­fied...

Zim­b­abwe braces for hot­ter, drier 2026/27 sum­mer

ArticleMajor policy over­haul to curb illegal land sales on the cards

A MAJOR over­haul of Zim­b­abwe’s land own­er­ship laws is in the pipeline, with author­it­ies intro­du­cing a new veri­fic­a­tion pro­cess inten­ded to halt illegal land sales while sim­ul­tan­eously unlock­ing the value of exist­ing prop­er­ties...

Major policy over­haul to curb illegal land sales on the cards