Muguti was out of order: Charamba
Charamba’s remarks came a day after Muguti was fired from the influential government post, barely two months after his appointment. . The post Muguti was out of order: Charamba appeared first on Newsday .
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ZEC launches voter education chatbot
The ZEC has launched an artificial intelligence chatbot. This tool is designed to improve voter education. It provides citizens with instant access to information regarding elections.
Minister orders ZIMDEF to deliver results, not just collect money
Minister Shava opened the 2026 ZIMDEF strategic planning workshop in Mutare this Thursday. He instructed the organization to focus on interventions that provide tangible value to the economy. The minister stated that these actions must align with the statutory mandate of the organization. He also emphasized that activities should follow the policy priorities of the Ministry. Shava told the organization it must deliver actual results rather than simply collecting money.
Ambition without means is inadequate, says VP Chiwenga
Vice President Chiwenga spoke in Antalya, Turkey, on behalf of President Emmerson Mnangagwa. He argued that ambition is inadequate when it lacks the necessary means. Chiwenga stated that developed countries must take the lead in honoring financial commitments. Specifically, he referred to the goal of mobilizing at least 300 billion US dollars annually under the Paris Agreement.
Government to roll out irrigation pumps to counter El-Nino weather phenomenon
Minister Auxious Masuka announced in Parliament that the government will distribute irrigation pumps. This program was started by President Emmerson Mnangagwa. It will focus on farms that already have water and irrigation infrastructure to combat the El-Nino weather phenomenon.
Zimbabwe, UK deepen cooperation ahead of UN Security Council tenure
Zimbabwe and the United Kingdom are increasing diplomatic preparations for Harare's upcoming role on the United Nations Security Council. The country was elected to the 15-member body in June. Zimbabwe will officially take its seat as a non-permanent member on January 1, 2027. This tenure will last through 2028. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade is involved in these preparations.
Bulawayo health workers demand residential stands
Healthcare workers in Bulawayo are requesting residential stands for housing. They expressed happiness that their colleagues in Chitungwiza are receiving such stands. These workers say they struggle with accommodation. They believe owning residential stands would improve their general welfare.
Bogus international recruitment agent arrested
Tinashe Gondo appeared before magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa in Harare. He faces charges for operating an illegal employment agency. The man is also charged with human trafficking. He allegedly acted as a fake international recruitment agent.
Bulawayo councillors raise alarm over rampant sand poaching
Bulawayo councillors expressed alarm over widespread sand poaching. These concerns were raised during a meeting to discuss a monthly report from September 2026. The report was presented by the director of housing and community services.
Chivhu primes for Gateway City status
WestProp (Pvt) Ltd is developing Chivhu Eco City. This mixed-use project integrates residential, commercial, and lifestyle options. The development aims to turn Chivhu from a transit town into a self-sustaining city. Its location provides connectivity to major economic centers. This positioning makes the area a destination for investment and commerce.
Woman injured as kombi crashes into Cowdray Park house
A woman in Bulawayo suffered serious injuries on Wednesday morning. A commuter omnibus veered off the road and crashed into her home in Cowdray Park. The woman was asleep at the time of the accident. A Toyota Quantum was the vehicle involved in the crash. The incident was confirmed by chief fire brigade officer Mhlangano Moyo.
Marriott backs Chawonza amid executive turmoil
Lusengo confirmed his approval of a restructuring process commissioned earlier this year. This move effectively secures Chawonza's position as the leader of the club. The decision comes during a period of executive turmoil.
Women bear the brunt of mining violence
Speaking at the Safe Shafts, Safe Homes indaba on ending violence against women and girls in mining communities, CNRG executive director Farai Maguwu said research had shown that women were always disadvantaged at mining sites. The post Women bear the brunt of mining violence appeared first on Newsday .
NMBZ shareholder funds rise as market value surges 158%
The strengthening financial position comes as shareholders increased their exposure to the group, with its year-to-date market capitalisation on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange moving up 158,28% to US126,81million.ThisisfromanimpliedUS49,1 million at the end of last year. The post NMBZ shareholder funds rise as market value surges 158% appeared first on Newsday .
Government apologises over impassable Seke Road detours, promises contractor’s return
Transport and Infrastructural Development minister Felix Mhona told Parliament that the situation had become particularly difficult following the onset of the rainy season, with some temporary routes becoming impassable. The post Government apologises over impassable Seke Road detours, promises contractor’s return appeared first on Newsday .
Munetsi reflects on gruelling demands of English Championship
The Warriors captain says the congested fixture schedule makes squad depth crucial, with clubs needing at least two quality players in every position to remain competitive throughout the demanding campaign. The post Munetsi reflects on gruelling demands of English Championship appeared first on Newsday .
EcoSure launches new product to expand healthcare access
The product extends conventional micro-health insurance to address some of the practical and financial difficulties that come with illness. Members receive airtime and data when they are hospitalised, helping them stay in touch with family, friends, employers and others they rely on for support. The post EcoSure launches new product to expand healthcare access appeared first on Newsday .
Insurers urged to build trust and embrace technology
Chinyuku said the industry needed to adapt to emerging challenges while ensuring that technological advancements are translated into meaningful benefits for policyholders. The post Insurers urged to build trust and embrace technology appeared first on Newsday .
Dolphin seeks slice of diaspora flows with digital finance push
Dolphin is expanding its Dolphine Pay platform to include instant bank settlements and international money transfers. The company wants to capture a portion of the money sent by the Zimbabwean diaspora. These funds are typically used by people abroad to support their families back home. The digital finance push also aims to help finance economic activity within the country. This move targets the flow of capital from citizens living overseas.
Local Government permanent secretary Muguti relieved of his duties ll
Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Martin Rushwaya confirmed that the permanent secretary for Local Government, Muguti, has been relieved of his duties.
Garwe: Operation Chenesa to continue until residents “self-regulate”
Garwe announced that Operation Chenesa will persist until residents begin to self-regulate. This statement was made to journalists in Harare on Wednesday. Municipal police officers will soon receive the power to make arrests. Offenders will be tried in courts run by the council.
Woes mount for Muswere as ED snubs his event
Muswere is facing difficulties within Zanu PF. He has been identified as one of the party legislators who failed to vote for the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No 3) Bill. These troubles increased after a leader referred to as ED skipped his event.
Journalism is not a favour to those in power
The text argues that journalism should not be a favor to those in power. Sometimes pressure to stop stories comes through phone calls or intermediaries. Colleagues may also appeal for the end of reports that could damage a person's reputation.
Sables dealt major blow as Kundiona ruled out with broken arm
Kundiona is unable to play for the Sables due to a broken arm. He plays for the English Premiership team Northampton Saints and provided physical presence and experience to the Zimbabwe pack. His absence is a loss for head coach Pieter Benade. The team is preparing for a game against South Americans.
Mzondo’s historic gold no fluke – NAAZ
NAAZ president Tendai Tagara expressed delight over a gold medal win by a 17-year-old sprinter. The achievement resulted in the playing of the national anthem and the raising of the Zimbabwean flag on a global stage. Tagara stated the victory was not a fluke.
Zimbabwe targets South African tourists through Victoria Falls familiarisation tour (with pix)
Zimbabwe hosted a familiarisation tour of Victoria Falls for agents. The program aimed to attract more tourists from South Africa. Participants received first-hand exposure to the destination's tourism products and experiences.
5 ZIMRA officials in court for bribery
The five—Sithabiso Ncube (47), Aquisilia Mbira (40), Norman Chepi (45), Ratidzo Danda (48), and Tafadzwa Ngwenya (44)—appeared before Harare regional magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa, who granted them US$200 bail each and remanded the matter to November 27,2026. The post 5 ZIMRA officials in court for bribery appeared first on Newsday .
Developers’ body lobbies for statutory register to protect land buyers
Interim chairperson Arnold Khanda made the call on Wednesday in response to a recent government directive for local authorities to demolish all illegal structures in their areas of jurisdiction. The post Developers’ body lobbies for statutory register to protect land buyers appeared first on Newsday .
‘I’m a Mnangagwa loyalist,’ says Uebert Angel
In a lengthy statement, Angel distanced himself from any Zanu PF factions, saying he knew of none and belonged only to the President. The post ‘I’m a Mnangagwa loyalist,’ says Uebert Angel appeared first on Newsday .
ZLHR obtains court order compelling Harare City Council to restore water supply to elderly residents
The case, involving 95-year-old Gogo Leorcadia Sagwete and other elderly residents, exposed the challenges faced by older persons when local authorities fail to provide essential services The post ZLHR obtains court order compelling Harare City Council to restore water supply to elderly residents appeared first on Newsday .
ZBFH profits tumble 31% despite growth in core earnings
ZBFH reported a profit after tax of ZWG420 million. This represents a 31% decrease from the ZWG610 million earned during the same period last year. Revenue also dropped by 10%, falling to ZWG2.57 billion from ZWG2.86 billion. These losses occurred despite growth seen in core earnings.
Mzondo makes history with Youth Olympic gold
A 17-year-old sprinter from Zimbabwe won a gold medal at the Youth Olympics. He finished the final race with a time of 21.04 seconds. This victory makes him a part of his country's sporting history.
Pressure mounts on Zim over Ukraine war
African governments are increasingly engaging with Moscow to address a growing regional crisis. These efforts aim to stop recruitment and determine the fate of missing citizens. They are also working to facilitate the return of people deployed to the battlefield in the Ukraine war.
Tiriparwendo drama cast faces eviction from Domboshava
The cast of the television drama Tiriparwendo faces eviction from Domboshava. A chief stated that Kambalami was permitted to establish a temporary base in the area in 2010 specifically to film the series. A local villager named Mandaza was also involved in the project.
Tshuma eager to seize late Warriors call-up
A player known as Smaller among Bosso supporters has joined the national team. He was originally excluded from coach Ramon Catala's squad. He received the call-up after Jonah Fabisch suffered an injury.
All eyes on ConCourt as CAA3 hearing begins
The apex court is beginning hearings on separate applications regarding certain legislation. These challenges focus on the process used to enact the law. Specifically, the applications contest provisions that extend the terms of the president and parliament. These terms would increase from five years to seven years.
Titans of My Childhood: The Inspirations Behind Philip Mataranyika’s Entrepreneurial Journey
Philip Mataranyika, the founder and Chief Solutions Officer of Nyaradzo Group, started a new series on his personal blog. The series is called Titans of My Childhood. In these posts, he reflects on people he admired while growing up. He examines the values and legacies of these individuals. He explains how they helped shape his own entrepreneurial path.
Zimbabwe bids to host 2028 global family planning conference
Zimbabwe is bidding to host a global family planning conference in 2028. An assessment mission visited Harare from November 9 to 11. This mission included the ICFP secretariat and the Ministry of Health and Child Care. The United Nations Population Fund provided technical support for the visit.
Detectives swap case files for football as CCD win LM Auctioneers CID tournament
CCD won the LM Auctioneers CID tournament. Chief Superintendent Austin Chikwababa thanked the sponsoring company for supporting detectives through sport and recreation during difficult economic times. He noted that the event allows officers to relax and step away from their demanding work schedules.
Hardrock turn to Benfica expertise in ambitious youth football pro
The Castle Lager Premier Soccer League side, which made headlines last year with the completion of the impressive Chahwanda Stadium, has taken another major step towards developing local football. The post Hardrock turn to Benfica expertise in ambitious youth football pro appeared first on Newsday .
NGO keeps 350 Kwekwe girls in school
Project officials revealed these figures this week during a three-day reflection and learning forum held to assess impact and document lessons. The post NGO keeps 350 Kwekwe girls in school appeared first on Newsday .
OK Zimbabwe shareholders approve delisting from ZSE
The resolution was passed at an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) held on November 6, 2026, according to a statement issued by the company’s corporate rescue practitioner, Bulisa Mbano. The post OK Zimbabwe shareholders approve delisting from ZSE appeared first on Newsday .
ZIMRA boss elected ATAF Council vice-chairperson
Chinamasa was elected during the 9th ATAF general assembly held in Cairo, Egypt, on November 4, 2026, alongside the organisation's 2026 annual meetings. The post ZIMRA boss elected ATAF Council vice-chairperson appeared first on Newsday .
Zimbabwe wheat harvest surpasses 600 000t target
Agriculture, Mechanisation and Water Resources Development minister Anxious Masuka highlighted that 99 of the 130 316 hectares planted under wheat had been harvested, with production surpassing last year's 640 195 tonnes. The post Zimbabwe wheat harvest surpasses 600 000t target appeared first on Newsday .
Nkomo leads Lady Chevrons into Emerging Nations Trophy debut
The Lady Chevrons are making their debut in the Emerging Nations Trophy under the leadership of Nkomo. Zimbabwe enters the tournament after playing series against India and the West Indies. These matches were described as challenging. They provided the team with lessons and a way to compare themselves to top women's cricket sides.
Zim faces 38% gap in radiographers
Radiographers from across the country met at the Tamarind Hotel for the World Radiography Day conference in Kariba. During this gathering, a warning was issued regarding a staffing shortage. The country faces a 38% gap in the number of radiographers.
Padera blow for Young Warriors… as ZIFA ommit Sutherland from squad list
The Young Warriors are preparing to face a West African team. The first match will take place this Wednesday at the National Sports Stadium. A return match is scheduled for next Tuesday in Bamako. ZIFA has excluded Sutherland from the official squad list.
Two ZIMRA officers arrested over fraudulent clearance of luxury vehicles
Edwin Mhondiwa Chabuda and Upenyu Chaurura were arrested. These two ZIMRA officers face charges of criminal abuse of duty. The allegations involve the fraudulent clearance of luxury vehicles.
“I never thought 200 was on the cards”: Ervine
Ervine scored his first Test double century as Zimbabwe reached 523 for five in their second innings. He faced 279 balls and hit 23 fours and two sixes. This performance beat his previous personal best of 160. Ervine stated he did not expect to reach 200 runs.
Zimbabwe wins tug of war for Sutherland
The Zimbabwe Under-23 team will host a West African team this Wednesday. The match is scheduled to take place at the National Sports Stadium. Following this game, the side will travel to Bamako. They will play a return fixture there next Tuesday.