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Zimbabwe’s Unfinished Business: Gwayi-Shangani Pipeline on a 217-Year Timeline as 226 State Projects Stall
Bulawayo Mayor David Coltart warns the 252km Gwayi-Shangani pipeline could take 217 years to finish at current funding rates, spotlighting a national pattern of stalled public projects that now number at least 226.
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Crippling $2.7m Debt Leaves Zimbabwe Hospitals Without Essential Medicines
Zimbabwe’s public health sector is on the brink of a drug supply collapse as hospitals in Matabeleland alone owe the state pharmaceutical distributor nearly US$2.7 million, leaving basic medicines like paracetamol and insulin critically scarce.
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Munhumutapa Day Row Deepens as Historians Challenge Great Zimbabwe Claims
Zimbabwe’s new Munhumutapa Day holiday has triggered a heated argument over how the country remembers its pre-colonial past, with critics disputing the claim that the Mutapa Empire built Great Zimbabwe and questioning why the date falls on President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s birthday.
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Muduva Murder-Suicide: Wife’s Suicide Note Reveals Sexless Marriage Since 2022
New details have emerged in the tragic murder-suicide involving Commissioner Martin Muduva and his wife Lyliosa Chirara, including a suicide note referencing a sexless marriage since 2022 and a friend’s harrowing description of the crime scene.
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Saudi-Funded Somali Troops Under Spotlight in Jigjiga
Hundreds of Somali troops trained under a Saudi-funded programme have surfaced in Jigjiga, raising urgent questions about Riyadh’s actual objectives and the fate of this force once training concludes.
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Zimbabwe Recalls Blood Pressure Drug Nifedipine 10mg Over Quality Concerns
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has confirmed the recall of two batches of Nifedipine 10mg tablets after routine quality testing found they no longer met required standards. Patients are urged to check their medication.
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President Mnangagwa to Launch 259-Hectare Youth Housing Scheme at Munhumutapa Day in Mvurwi
Over 100,000 people are expected to gather in Mvurwi as President Mnangagwa launches a 259-hectare housing project for youths during Munhumutapa Day on September 15.
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Sanganai/Hlanganani Expo Ends With Record 405 Exhibitors in Masvingo
Zimbabwe’s flagship tourism trade fair wrapped up in Masvingo today, attracting 405 exhibitors and 153 international buyers in its biggest edition yet.
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Tragic Murder-Suicide in Dzivaresekwa Claims MSU Lecturer and ZHRC Commissioner
Dr. Martin Muduva was killed by his wife, Lyliosa Chirara, who later took her own life in Harare’s Dzivaresekwa suburb. The incident followed a dispute over a secret customary marriage.
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Zimbabwean Family Waits in Agony as UK Triple Murder Suspect’s Extradition from South Africa Drags On
More than two months after a Zimbabwean woman and her two daughters were killed in England, their family has condemned delays in extraditing the suspect from South Africa.
