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Imiklomelo kaDakamela Festival in full swing

Attendees are enjoying a rich mix of performances, cultural showcases and sporting activities, creating a lively atmosphere at the chief’s homestead.

By Style Reporter 12h ago

Imiklomelo kaDakamela Festival in full swing

Padenga now Zim’s second most valued firm

This meteoric rise represents a staggering 840% year-over-year growth, cementing the group’s transition from a niche crocodile breeder into a diversified mining powerhouse.

By Tatira Zwinoira 12h ago

Padenga now Zim’s second most valued firm

NetOne reinvents itself as digital growth platform in tourism push

Under the partnership, NetOne will digitise ZTA’s inspectorate systems, embedding its technology into the regulatory processes underpinning the tourism industry.

By Freeman Makopa Apr. 2, 2026

NetOne reinvents itself as digital growth platform in tourism push

US court versus Google and Meta: Wake-up call for Zim

This landmark case is relevant to countries such as Zimbabwe, where social media is deeply embedded in young people’s lives.

By Naison Bangure Apr. 2, 2026

US court versus Google and Meta: Wake-up call for Zim

‘Tourism rebounding, but travel disruptions reshaping outlook’

The rebound signals renewed global interest in the country’s offerings, Anald Musonza (AM), head of sales and marketing at Africa Albida Tourism (AAT),

By Shame Makoshori Apr. 2, 2026

‘Tourism rebounding, but travel disruptions reshaping outlook’

Boma drum seeps through the bone marrow in Victoria Falls

“Based on what we are seeing here, we are in the 50% range occupancy levels as Victoria Falls as a destination, which is not normally the case in these low-season months.”

By Shame Makoshori Apr. 2, 2026

Boma drum seeps through the bone marrow in Victoria Falls

Highway to nowhere: Neglect of roads inflicts pain on tourists

Heavy trucks, which accelerate road damage, must be more tightly regulated. At the same time, reviving the National Railways of Zimbabwe is critical to shifting bulk cargo off the roads.

By The Zimbabwe Independent Apr. 2, 2026