Chipfumbu’s public dissent only crystallised after exclusion from board activities and allowances in 2023. His conviction against Ncube-Chimhini is a matter of court record and stands acknowledged. But one courtroom victory does not retroactively create years of opposition.

Zimbabwe has reinforced its commitment to regional solidarity after donating 370 metric tonnes of maize to Malawi, providing critical relief as the country grapples with a worsening food crisis triggered by prolonged drought and climate-related shocks. The donation was officially handed over at the National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) headquarters in Lilongwe, marking the second consignment of humanitarian assistance from Zimbabwe to Malawi in recent weeks.

A Chimanimani community court presided over by Chief Saurombe has ordered that a bride price be returned after it emerged that a woman’s daughter had been married off without the involvement or blessing of her biological father.

Paul Matamisa, the long-serving chief executive officer of the Tourism Business Council of Zimbabwe (TBCZ), has retired after more than a decade at the helm of the industry’s apex private-sector body, bringing to a close a distinguished 50-year career in hospitality and tourism. Matamisa officially retired at the end of January, marking the end of an era for Zimbabwe’s tourism sector, where he is widely regarded as one of its most experienced and influential figures.

A low-key but strategically significant meeting between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and global investor Prateek Suri has emerged as one of the quieter highlights of the World Government Summit 2026 in Dubai. Held away from the summit’s official venues at a private residence, the meeting brought together a small circle of senior officials, including Zimbabwe’s Minister of ICT, signalling a deliberate focus on technology-led economic reform and digital infrastructure developm

As Zimbabwe marches towards Vision 2030, the Southerton clean-up campaign stood as a vivid reminder that national development is built through consistent, collective action. In sweeping corridors and clearing refuse, participants reaffirmed a simple yet powerful message: a clean nation begins with committed citizens working together for the common good.

Thousands of visitors to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, are expected to sample Zimbabwean rabbit meat at the Victoria Falls Food & Wine Festival (October 8–11), as the country positions rabbit production as a flagship agricultural and culinary product for Africa and global markets. Festival organisers and industry leaders say the event will spotlight rabbit meat’s health benefits, sustainability, and export potential while promoting Zimbabwe’s rabbit value chain.