Takudzwa Mahove

Zimbabwe’s major dams are now holding an average of 90.3% of their total capacity, reflecting a strong recovery in water levels following recent inflows, according to the latest update released …

Police have raised alarm over growing drug and substance abuse, unsafe firearm practices and the hoarding of large sums of cash at mining sites, warning that these risks are directly …

A leading economist has warned that Zimbabwe’s highly informalized economy is placing workers under growing pressure, with weak and poorly enforced labour regulations leaving many exposed to low wages, unsafe …

The formation of the Mutapa Investment Fund ranks among the most important economic decisions Zimbabwe has taken, its Chief Executive Officer John Mangudya has said. Speaking at a public lecture …

The ruling party, ZANU PF, will hold its National Cell Day on Saturday, with party leadership saying the exercise is aimed at reviewing grassroots structures and updating membership records. Speaking …

Zimbabwe’s rivers have become the latest front line in a widening battle between the state and an increasingly unruly artisanal mining sector, as police authorities warn that illegal alluvial mining …

Zimbabwe’s police decision to fine pedestrians for using mobile phones and headphones while crossing roads has ignited a national debate, pitting road-safety concerns against questions of fairness, enforcement priorities, and …

Zimbabwe’s drive to turn its mineral wealth into an engine of industrial growth has taken a decisive step in the gold-rich hills of Filabusi, where Kavango Resources has committed more …

After years of climate anxiety and water stress, Zimbabwe is enjoying a rare and welcome reprieve. Sustained rainfall across much of the country has driven national dam levels to near-capacity, …

Nelson Chamisa’s return to frontline politics has the cadence of a resurrection—and the irony of timing is hard to miss. Re-emerging after a dramatic withdrawal from leadership, the opposition figure …