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The Sunday Mail (Zimbabwe), 30 Aug 2026

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ArticleGOVT TO COVER MEDICAL BILLS, BURIAL COSTS AFTER CHIVHU FATAL CRASH

IN a month already shad­owed by grief, Pres­id­ent Mnan­gagwa yes­ter­day declared a State of Dis­aster fol­low­ing a hor­rific head-on col­li­sion on Fri­day even­ing near Chivhu that claimed 27 lives. The acci­dent occurred at approx­im­ately 8.30pm...

GOVT TO COVER MEDICAL BILLS, BURIAL COSTS AFTER CHIVHU FATAL CRASH

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 the 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

ArticleZim’s improved risk pro­file to unlock new invest­ments

ZIMBABWE will lever­age 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. The Gov­ern­ment...

Zim’s improved risk pro­file to unlock new invest­ments

ArticleFirst Lady con­soles Rush­waya fam­ily

FIRST 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

Article‘Zim to thank Africa for back­ing its elec­tion into the UNSC’

VICE PRESIDENT Dr Con­stantino Chi­wenga said Zim­b­abwe will take advant­age of the 21st Extraordin­ary Ses­sion of the Assembly of the African Union (AU) on Con­flict Pre­ven­tion and Res­ol­u­tion in Africa, which is sched­uled for today, to thank...

‘Zim to thank Africa for back­ing its elec­tion into the UNSC’

ArticleNational labs become back­bone of Zim’s health secur­ity

ZIMBABWE is strength­en­ing its early warn­ing sys­tem for emer­ging infec­tious dis­eases through expan­ded labor­at­ory test­ing capa­city and the deploy­ment of new sur­veil­lance tech­no­lo­gies. National labor­at­or­ies provide spe­cial­ised...

National labs become back­bone of Zim’s health secur­ity

ArticleGovt puts 360 000 land par­cels on digital map

RECORDS of over 360 000 land par­cels across Zim­b­abwe will be digit­ised as part of an exer­cise that is meant to replace Zim­b­abwe’s reli­ance on paper-based records with a cent­ral elec­tronic data­base that will make it easier to verify land...

Govt puts 360 000 land par­cels on digital map