THE Speaker of the National Assembly, Advocate Jacob Mudenda, has been elected president of the Bureau of the Conference at the ongoing Pan-African Parliament (PAP) Annual Conference of Speakers of National and Regional Parliaments in Midrand, South Africa.
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ZIMBABWE’S mining sector continues to strengthen industrial and economic linkages while creating business opportunities for local companies, including small and medium enterprises, as demonstrated by the successful conclusion of the 2026 Mine Entra exhibition in Bulawayo.
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PRESIDENT Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa has declared a State of Disaster following the Munenzva bus accident in South Africa that claimed the lives of 11 Zimbabweans, comprising one male adult, five female adults and five children, on Friday.
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THE Government has reaffirmed its commitment to creating an enabling environment for artificial intelligence innovation following the launch of the AI for Impact Challenge in Nyanga.
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ZIMBABWE’S exports to Zambia have continued to grow, reaching more than US$57 million during the same period last year, driven by rising demand for locally manufactured products.
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GOVERNMENT says tackling drug and substance abuse requires a whole-of-society approach, with stronger community partnerships and expanded rehabilitation services to address the social ill that threatens national development.
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GOVERNMENT is intensifying efforts to protect farmers and livestock as forecasts indicate a possible El Niño weather pattern in the 2026/27 agricultural season.
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NATIONAL HERO PROFESSOR CHINYANGA LAID TO REST
The cremated remains of National Hero, Professor Herbert Mapfumo Chinyanga, who died in South Africa on July 2, have been interred at Etosha Cemetery in Goromonzi.
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ONE of Zimbabwe's biggest gospel music events, the Relentless Worship Encounter, is set to bring together more than 10 gospel artistes next week in a celebration of faith, praise and worship.
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GOVERNMENT says partnerships with communities and the private sector remain critical to accelerating the construction of school infrastructure as it seeks to improve learning conditions and expand access to education.
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GOVERNMENT has commissioned new infrastructure and digital learning facilities at Mbizo High School in Kwekwe as part of its drive to modernise Zimbabwe’s education system and equip learners with skills for the future.
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Nicole Nyawera bows out of Miss Supranational
Nicole Nyawera has bowed out of the Miss Supranational 2026 competition after narrowly missing a place in the Top 12, but leaves Poland with her head held high after delivering a memorable debut on the international pageant stage.
Nicole Nyawera bows out of Miss Supranational with head held high
Nicole Nyawera has bowed out of the Miss Supranational 2026 competition after narrowly missing a place in the Top 12, but leaves Poland with her head held high after delivering a memorable debut on the international pageant stage.
NICOLE NYAWERA REACHES MISS SUPRANATIONAL 2026 TOP 24
Zimbabwe’s Nicole Nyawera has secured a place in the Top 24 at the Miss Supranational 2026 competition in Poland.
Competing against 67 contestants from around the world, the Zimbabwean beauty queen advanced to the semi-finals following an impressive campaign that established her as one of Africa’s standout delegates.
Among the countries that progressed to the Top 24 are pageant powerhouses Venezuela, United States, Thailand, the Philippines, India, Brazil and France, alongside fellow African representatives Nigeria, Tanzania and Zimbabwe.
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Ahead of officially opening the 29th Mine Entra Conference and Exhibition on behalf of President Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa, Vice President General (Rtd) Dr Constantino Chiwenga toured exhibition stands in Bulawayo. This year's showcase has expanded significantly, featuring 330 exhibitors, including 54 international participants, highlighting surging global confidence in Zimbabwe’s mining sector.
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BUSINESS AS USUAL
Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Dr Zhemu Soda Soda says Government only learned of planned demonstrations through social media reports. Speaking to ZBC News, he said nationwide monitoring showed normal business operations, regular attendance at work and a completely undisturbed public environment across the country.
Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Zhemu Soda said recent failed demonstrations reflect strong public support for the country's development-oriented constitutional framework. He emphasised that citizens cannot be coerced into protesting a charter they authored and initiated.
GOVERNMENT says the failure of planned demonstrations demonstrates broad public support for the Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3 of 2026, saying Zimbabweans would not protest against constitutional changes they proposed and endorsed through the public consultation process.
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