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Article100 000 new houses in 5 years

THE Gov­ern­ment has set an ambi­tious tar­get to deliver 100 000 hous­ing units in Manica­land over the next five years under the National Devel­op­ment Strategy 2 (NDS2), pos­i­tion­ing the hous­ing sec­tor as a key driver of eco­nomic growth and...

ArticleChief bans beer at funer­als

CHIEF Chamutsa, of Buhera Dis­trict, has banned alco­hol con­sump­tion dur­ing funer­als in areas under his jur­is­dic­tion in a bid to restore respect for the dead and curb dis­orderly con­duct among mourn­ers. Chief Tinotenda Garepi Mavhurudza, who...

ArticleAFM presi­dium illegal: High Court

THE Apostolic Faith Mis­sion in Zim­b­abwe (AFM) presi­dium led by Rev­er­end Dr Cos­sam Chi­angwa has been declared unlaw­ful after the High Court nul­li­fied the church’s May 3, 2025 lead­er­ship elec­tions and ordered fresh polls within 30...

ArticleMt Selinda nurs­ing school reopens, 236 gradu­ate

ArticleZiG13 mil­lion released for road projects

THE Zim­b­abwe National Roads Admin­is­tra­tion has dis­bursed more than ZiG13 mil­lion to Manica­land in the first half of 2026, fund­ing road rehab­il­it­a­tion and main­ten­ance projects across the province as Gov­ern­ment steps up efforts to...

ArticleLand bar­ons gran­ted US$1 000 bail each

A MUTARE land baron and his accom­plice, accused of allegedly siphon­ing more than US$1.3 mil­lion from a hous­ing trust, have been gran­ted US$1 000 bail each by a Mutare magis­trate. Wilson Masokovere (59), the Des­tiny of Afrika Net­work National...

ArticleChimoio pil­grim­age keeps lib­er­a­tion leg­acy alive

MORE than 300 ZANU PF mem­bers, led by the party’s Women’s League, depar­ted Mutare on Wed­nes­day for Mozam­bi­que’s Chimoio Shrine, where hun­dreds of Zim­b­ab­wean lib­er­a­tion fight­ers who per­ished dur­ing the armed struggle are bur­ied. The...

ArticleResi­li­ent tobacco farm­ers return to the fields

AT the end of the gruelling 2025/26 tobacco sea­son, the dis­ap­point­ment is still fresh. For months, farm­ers had nursed their crop in the fields, spend­ing heav­ily on seed, fer­til­isers, chem­ic­als, labour and water, hop­ing that the golden leaf...