Many Christians are thrown off the rails of salvation because they can’t totally embrace eternal redemption. Satan wants to keep people in darkness, bondage and ignorance. Initially he blinds the world from hearing the Gospel of Christ. In case that fails and hearers are saved or born again, he tries to keep saints in fear, […] The post Do works follow us to Heaven? appeared first on Newsday .
WHX 2026 in Johannesburg is South Africa's most commercially connected healthcare event. It is where suppliers engage directly with the hospital groups, distributors, procurement teams and policymakers who drive the region's healthcare economy. Anchored in the city where the industry. The post South Africa’s laboratory medicine sector scales following hospital infrastructure investment appeared first on Newsday .
According to court paper, sometime in December 2025, PSMAS held a strategy retreat and a directive was issued for an ICT landscape assessment to be undertaken on December 23,last year, with the objective of informing the development of ICT’s 100-day plan. The post PSMAS director, accomplices in court over US$17m fraud appeared first on Newsday .
“This is the council and its councillors who are responsible. The mayor and his councillors must take responsibility for what is happening to our people,” he told journalists. The post ‘Harare council must take responsibility for vendor evictions’ appeared first on Newsday .
The Sept. 26 concert will also feature Leonard Zhakata, Tanga weKwaSando, Sandra Ndebele, Cool Crooners, Mai Patai, Jays Marabini and In Total Band. The post Salif Keita, Yondo Sister headline Harare African Legends Night appeared first on Newsday .
Mutapa Energy Resources (MER) General Manager Andrew Mboma said seven demonstration and relocation houses had already been completed, while work on a further 97 homes was at an advanced stage. The post US$313m Sandawana plant: 104 homes, road and community projects take shape appeared first on Newsday .
The latest increase means prices measured in ZiG terms were, on average, 3,7% higher than in September 2025, marking a renewed acceleration after inflation had slowed to 2,9% in August. The post Zimbabwe’s ZiG and USD inflation accelerate in September 2026 appeared first on Newsday .
The net profit position was also supported by the group posting finance income of US7,3 million in there view period, recovering from a loss-making position of US1,85 million in the period ended June 30, 2025. Financial income was largely driven by improved treasury and investment management. The post Innscor profit doubles to US$102m in FY26 as margins widen appeared first on Newsday .
Mutavati said the continued prevalence of violence against women and girls remains one of the most urgent challenges requiring sustained action from government and other stakeholders. The post UN Women regional director urges more commitment to ending GBV appeared first on Newsday .
King Budzi's Contest has become something of a festival favourite, with repeat requests from theatre-goers eager to see it staged again. Its return underscores the growing appetite for homegrown storytelling that resonates with local audiences while still carrying universal themes of ambition, rivalry, and community values. The post King Budzi’s Contest back by popular demand appeared first on Newsday .
Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development minister Federick Shava made the case during the Africa's skills landscape at the WorldSkills Conference 2026, held from 23 to 25 September in Shanghai alongside the 48th WorldSkills Competition. The post Zimbabwe pitches its skills-training model to global delegates, warns against fragmented donor support appeared first on Newsday .
FORMER Zimbabwean mixed martial artist Themba Gorimbo has offered a candid reflection on the realities of professional fighting, arguing that passion, purpose and a desire to achieve should come before financial reward in a sport he describes as physically demanding and potentially dangerous. Gorimbo shared his thoughts on social media as he reflected on why […] The post Themba Gorimbo: Passion, not money, should drive an MMA career appeared first on Newsday .
MARSHALL Munetsi’s return to the Zimbabwe national team has provided coach Ramon Catala with a significant midfield boost, with his two-goal contribution in the Warriors’ 3–2 comeback victory over Sierra Leone demonstrating the influence he can have in a team searching for greater consistency. Munetsi’s performance was not simply about the goals that secured Zimbabwe’s […] The post Munetsi return gives Catala a missing piece appeared first on Newsday .
ZimStat said the employment index had remained relatively stable during the period under review. The post ‘Job market remains stable despite decline in employment levels’ appeared first on Newsday .
High Court judge Justice Regis Dembure directed the land developer to resume the works at Lot 4 of Railway Farm 10A, Kadoma, which is also known as Awake or Alex Brook. The post High Court orders land developer to resume servicing abandoned residential stands appeared first on Newsday .
Kariba MP Shine Gwangwava said no help was received from government. The post Ex-Kariba senator Masaba dies appeared first on Newsday .
The development finance institution has structured the facility through two local banks, with CABS receiving US$30million while NMB Bank secured US$20 million. The post British investment firm returns to Zim after 13 years appeared first on Newsday .
Economic analyst Edmond Mkaratigwa said national budget consultations were critical because they provide an opportunity for citizens and other stakeholders to contribute to national development priorities. The post Parliament prepares for 2027 budget consultations appeared first on Newsday .
In its performance update covering January 1 to August 31, 2026, ZACC said asset recovery remained a key component of its anti-corruption strategy. The post ZACC steps up asset recovery appeared first on Newsday .
Africa’s approach to external partnerships has grown deeply pragmatic. The post Africa’s pursuit of development autonomy in a multipolar world appeared first on Newsday .
The shaft collapse occurred on Sunday, at the Rezende Mine, which forms part of the Redwing mining complex. The post CNRG demands probe into Rezende Mine disaster amid fears of rising death toll appeared first on Newsday .
In a statement, police said some of the cases resulted in deaths and serious injuries, urging couples and family members to seek peaceful and lawful ways of resolving disputes. The post Police warn over domestic disputes after spate of killings and injuries appeared first on Newsday .
He said the consequences were visible in clinics experiencing shortages of essential commodities, underfunded school health programmes and cuts to budget lines for adolescent and reproductive health. The post SADC PF parliamentarians urged to dismantle legal and financial barriers harming young people appeared first on Newsday .
She said third-party consent requirements, mandatory reporting laws and inadequate recognition of adolescents’ evolving capacities continued to impede access to HIV testing and treatment, contraception and other potentially life-saving services. The post SADC PF receives calls for age-of-consent reforms to unlock adolescents’ health and potential appeared first on Newsday .
According to documented reports, the matter concerns the redrawing of the maritime boundary between the two countries, a move that has raised serious concerns among observers. The post Sudan’s General Al Burhan Revives Saudi-Sudan Maritime Border Agreement As Questions Over Its Legitimacy Mount appeared first on Newsday .
The opening setback appeared to briefly jolt Zimbabwe into action as they attempted to string together short passing sequences, but structural vulnerabilities were ruthlessly exposed once more. The post Super Munetsi to the rescue as Warriors pull off Morocco miracle appeared first on Newsday .
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission this Thursday confirmed Gapare’s arrest over the alleged illegal sale of 632 (ZACC) stands under a housing development agreement with the municipality. The post Land developer Gapare arrested over US$4.7m land scandal appeared first on Newsday .
The AZTA Awards are decided by vote among travel agents across Zimbabwe, meaning the recognition comes directly from the trade professionals who book and sell the properties, rather than from guest reviews or industry panels. The post Victoria Falls Safari Lodge extends unbeaten winning streak to 28 years appeared first on Newsday .
Cassava is among the initial 60 technology companies, AI laboratories, researchers, governments, philanthropies and civil society organisations backing a five-year goal to enable an estimated 3.4 billion people who speak languages underrepresented in current AI models to use AI tools in their own languages and voices. The post Cassava Technologies joins global push to bring AI to 3.4 billion people in own languages appeared first on Newsday .
The facility will support productive sectors, including agriculture, food processing, clean energy and export-oriented businesses. The post CABS, British firm sign US$30 million deal to boost local business appeared first on Newsday .
Yarutso managing director Victor Madzedze said the award recognised the company’s focus on customer service, reliability and operational standards. The post Yarutso wins first major AZTA award appeared first on Newsday .
The 28 participants drawn from Zimbabwe, Malawi, Denmark, and Spain are attending the week-long Co-Creating Green Safe Spaces (CGSS) Youth Exchange, running from September 24 to 30 in Harare and Domboshava. The post Youths converge in Zim for climate action appeared first on Newsday .
Garthway, who is on the books of one of the English Premier League's most prominent clubs, said the quality he has encountered in the camp has impressed him and given him confidence about what the squad can achieve together. The post Villa youngster Garthway cherishes Young Warriors opportunity appeared first on Newsday .
In a statement issued this Thursday , ZACC chairperson Michael Reza said 128 cases have been finalised by the courts, resulting in 90 convictions and 38 acquittals The post ZACC secures 195 arrests, 90 convictions as 14 vehicles face forfeiture appeared first on Newsday .
That contradiction should give policymakers pause. The post As US health funding retreats, Zimbabwe cannot afford to dismantle healthcare capacity appeared first on Newsday .
Axia Corporation is building unusually large inventory buffers ahead of the November-December peak trading season as delays at ports expose the Zimbabwean retailer and distributor to renewed supply-chain disruptions. The firm’s chief executive officer, Ray Rambanapasi said the group was holding more stock than its normal two-month cover after container delays disrupted the flow of […] The post Axia locks in inventory ahead of peak trading season appeared first on Newsday .
Police said the injured were taken to Sally Mugabe Hospital. The post Three killed, 19 injured in Harare road crash appeared first on Newsday .
Mutsvangwa said the operation was a regulatory matter aimed at upholding the rule of law and making Harare attractive to investment, and had no link to the recently passed Constitutional Amendment Act 3 (CAA3). The post Zanu PF distances self from blitz on vendors appeared first on Newsday .
"LA has come on the radar again. We're in the qualification stage now, so any performance really helps. I would love the opportunity to represent Zim," he said in an interview with Zim Sport Live. "It's very cool to be an Olympian. You've just got to do all the stuff behind the scenes and perform at tournaments, and that's how you qualify. So we're doing everything we can." The post Vincent eyes LA28 return after career-best LIV Golf season appeared first on Newsday .
Bhasera, who has spent the last decades playing and coaching in South Africa and England, replaces former Kaizer Chiefs and Bafana Bafana legend Reneilwe Letsholonyane, who has left the club to take up a head coaching role in Botswana. The post Bhasera returns home as FC Platinum assistant coach appeared first on Newsday .
Zimbabwean farmers are turning to indigenous and drought-tolerant seed varieties as they prepare for the challenges of climate change and anticipated El Niño conditions during the 2026/2027 farming season. In a speech read on his behalf at the 2026 National Seed Fair held at the Harare Botanical Gardens, on Saturday, Agriculture minister Anxious Masuka said […] The post Zimbabwean farmers embrace drought-tolerant crops ahead of 2026/27 El Niño appeared first on Newsday .
"All vendors are hereby advised to vacate the city of Gweru CBD by the 25th of September 2026. No vending will be permitted within the CBD after this date,"council said in a notice. The post Gweru vendors given Friday deadline to vacate CBD appeared first on Newsday .
“Manicaland now yields 36 million litres annually, making us Zimbabwe’s second-largest dairy producer at 27% of national output,” he said this in a statement after a tour of Franklin Farm in Mutasa South. The post Manicaland produces 36 million litres of milk annually appeared first on Newsday .
“This is an important step because Vienna is an important multilateral centre, hosting key United Nations agencies and international organisations. We want to restore our capacity for sustained engagement in that space,” he said in a statement. The post Zimbabwe to reopen Austria Embassy appeared first on Newsday .
Foreign Affairs and International Trade minister Amon Murwira said negotiations towards a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) were continuing, with the proposed agreement expected to create further opportunities for trade and investment. The post UAE, Zimbabwe sign MOU on political dialogue appeared first on Newsday .
This comes as government touts the company's roughly US$17 million investment as a test case for reviving the local automotive industry. The post Zimbabwe’s leading bus manufacturer AVM Africa bets on local content as it unveils new bus for St Paul’s Mission appeared first on Newsday .
Police said the suspect Lloyd Fibion, also known as "Beware" was arrested on Monday, after investigations linked him to the vehicle that had escaped from a security checkpoint but was later dumped along the highway. The post Stocktheft suspect arrested after dramatic escape at roadblock appeared first on Newsday .
In a statement released on Tuesday, Pick n Pay said: “Spencer will work closely with current chief executive officer, Sean Summers, as part of a planned and orderly leadership transition that will support continuity and the continued execution of the group’s strategy.” The post Pick n Pay appoints Spencer Sonn as CEO-designate appeared first on Newsday .
Addressing delegates at the week-long Tripartite Negotiating Forum Global Summit inVictoria Falls, Ndhlovu outlined Zimbabwe's drive to shift from exporting unprocessed raw materials toward local processing, refining, manufacturing and higher-value industrial production. The post Zimbabwe eyes US$3 billion import-substitution opportunity as manufacturing sector rebounds appeared first on Newsday .
The programme, which will be implemented across all 10 provinces, seeks to equip farmers with knowledge and practical skills to establish, manage and operate sustainable cooperatives that can contribute to agricultural development and the growth of the agri-tourism sector. The post Empowerment group ATED partners Women Affairs ministry for farmer cooperative training appeared first on Newsday .