Politics
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Chivayo Crash, CAA3 Legal Battle and Zimbabwe Growth Agenda
Zimbabwe enters October with public debate over a fatal Marondera helicopter crash, CAA3 court challenges and promises of higher growth from agriculture and mining.
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Zimbabwe at a Crossroads: CAA3, Stadium Safety and Growth
Zimbabwe enters a tense stretch as CAA3 faces five ConCourt challenges, a stadium death triggers safety probes, and officials promote 7–8% growth.
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Zimbabwe News Roundup 30 September 2026: SONA, CAA3, Chamisa, Masvingo Case and Rural AI Hub
Zimbabwe’s news day is shaped by the SONA, CAA3 legislation, opposition criticism, a Masvingo DNA case, a rural AI hub launch and global development signals.
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Zimbabwe News Digest, 30 September 2026: Parliament Bills, RBZ Rate Cut, Trade Surplus and Infrastructure Concerns
A broad sweep of Zimbabwe news on 30 September 2026 covers new government bills, a smaller RBZ interest-rate cut, a wider trade surplus, court decisions, mining grievances and hospital training.
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State of the Nation Address Set to Open Zimbabwe’s Fourth Session After CAA3
Zimbabwe’s Fourth Session opens with the State of the Nation Address, as lawmakers watch CAA3 alignment, economic reform and climate plans.
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Zimbabwe News: Rate Cut, Trade Surplus, CAA3 Fight and Stadium Safety
Zimbabwe’s policy rate has fallen again, exports widened, the Great Dyke remains central and a CAA3 legal contest plus a fatal stadium incident sharpen national debates.
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Zimbabwe News Brief: Rainfall Farming, Dangote IPO and AFCON Homecoming
Zimbabwe’s 28 September 2026 roundup covers rainfall-aware farming, Dangote IPO access, mining policy, border trade, court updates and the sold-out AFCON qualifier.
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Zimbabwe Week Ahead: SONA, Pension Rise, Storms and Sport
Zimbabwe enters a pivotal week as leaders set the parliamentary agenda, pensions increase, storm warnings expand and teams chase further continental honours.
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Zimbabwe’s Mixed Momentum: From Masvingo’s School Bus Miracle to Political Shifts and Sports Triumphs
Key developments in Zimbabwe this week include Vurombo Primary’s historic school bus acquisition, the Warriors’ AFCON preparations, and ongoing political debates surrounding constitutional amendments.
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MPs Turn to Budget Process to Plug Health Funding Gap as US Aid Retreats
With Washington winding down health assistance, Zimbabwean legislators say the national budget must carry more of the load — and patients are being told to get their answers at the clinic, not online.
