Monthly Archives: September 2025

Source: Silent crisis as women blocked from life-saving HIV prevention GOKWE, Zimbabwe – In the heart of Gokwe South, a quiet health crisis is unfolding — one that health workers say could derail Zimbabwe’s hard-won gains against HIV. At Katema Clinic, women spoke in hushed but resolute tones about how patriarchal traditions and male dominance […]
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Source: Cattle deaths devastate rural livelihoods in Insiza – CITEZW Villagers in Insiza South’s Gankabezi area are grappling with a devastating cattle disease that has wiped out herds and left families struggling to survive, exposing broader challenges facing rural livestock farmers in Zimbabwe. The mysterious illness, which farmers say causes internal rotting and primarily attacks […]
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Source: Government establishes fund to support critical industries growth – herald Martin Kadzere, Zimpapers Business Hub The Government has established an Industrial Development Fund (IDF) with an initial outlay of ZiG100 million to support high-growth value chains in the manufacturing sector, a Cabinet minister has said. The fund is designed to provide “patient capital” to […]
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Source: New strategy to tackle complex corruption cases – herald Mkhululi Ncube and Andile Tshuma, Zimpapers Writers ZIMBABWE is tightening the screws against corruption with a new national strategy being formulated to tackle complex cases, including bringing to book culprits from beyond borders, ensuring recovery of stolen assets and dismantling sophisticated graft networks. The Zimbabwe […]
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