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Lone elephant tramples Kariba fisherman to death

The deceased was identified as Never Kahondo.

By Obert Siamilandu 15h ago

Lone elephant tramples Kariba fisherman to death

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Invictus finalises preps for pilot gas, petroleum production

Invictus’s Cabora Bassa Gas and Oil Project is located in the Muzarabani district of Mashonaland Central Province, northeast of Zimbabwe.

By Tatira Zwinoira 23h ago

Invictus finalises preps for pilot gas, petroleum production

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Gwanda villagers recover 4 of 30 stolen cattle

GASTA Diaspora chairperson Victor Vodloza Sibanda yesterday said recently, 30 cattle were stolen in the area.

By Silas Nkala May. 10, 2025

Gwanda villagers recover 4 of 30 stolen cattle

Can theatre help strengthen Zim’s climate resilience?

The Chimanimani community and policymakers had a brainstorming session afterwards to discuss potential solutions to the crisis depicted.

By Sydney Kawadza May. 10, 2025

Can theatre help strengthen Zim’s climate resilience?

Bulawayo City Council rakes in US$2K from environmental offences

This is revealed in the council’s latest minutes on Parks section report in which housing and community services director Dictor Khumalo reported the violations for the month of April.

By Silas Nkala May. 10, 2025

Bulawayo City Council rakes in US$2K from environmental offences

Local market slumps by 7% as Padenga helps VFEX gains

Without a doubt, this is an exceptionally rewarding period for Padenga’s shareholders, who have every reason to be pleased with the performance of their portfolios.

By Kudakwashe Taimo May. 9, 2025

Local market slumps by 7% as Padenga helps VFEX gains

Victoria Falls rain forest records surge in international visitors

Most of the visitors were from European countries, particularly the United Kingdom, Ireland and Germany.

By Trust Makore May. 5, 2025

Victoria Falls rain forest records surge in international visitors

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Bulawayo-Victoria Falls highway debacle exposes govt’s trail of false promises, neglect

Amid mounting criticism, the ministry issued multiple contradictory statements in recent weeks, claiming initially that “eight contractors” were already on site.

By Sharon Sibindi May. 4, 2025