Zimbabwe’s LPG squeeze: Global conflict, local cartels and the rising cost of survival
While public attention remains fixed on the relative stability of petrol and diesel prices, a quieter crisis is unfolding in Zimbabwean homes: the sharp rise in cooking gas prices.
By Allen Mangava
15m ago
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UN raps Zim over CAB 3 gender plan
Constitutional Amendment No 3 Bill (CAB 3) proposes the dissolution of the ZGC
By Sharon Zebra
13h ago
Retired army chief Philip Valerio Sibanda joins Zanu PF politburo
Sibanda recently retired from the military after serving as commander of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF).
By Boitumelo Makhurane
13h ago
Built for the bush, not for the border: Zhongtong conquers Zimbabwe’s intercity routes
Furthermore, the integration of Baosteel structural steel and a full-vehicle electrophoresis coating has addressed a long-standing grievance among local operators, chassis cracking.
By Tendai Munhundarima
14h ago
Zimbabwe’s survival economy is difficult to explain to outsiders.
The world stopped. Powerful economies panicked. Cities shut down. Many feared Africa would collapse under the weight of the pandemic.
By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi
18h ago
Chiwawa appointed acting Harare town clerk
Chipanga left the post after facing a series of corruption allegations.
By Kenneth Nyangani
18h ago
Police urge vigilance as schools reopen
Police have urged parents, motorists, transport operators and school authorities to prioritise learners’ safety as schools reopen for the 2026 second term.
By Boitumelo Makhurane
20h ago
Councils under fire over poor services
Tshabangu urged the Senate to intervene and hold local authorities accountable to their constitutional mandate to ensure effective service delivery.
By Brent Shamu
23h ago
Closer to care: Waiting shelters help reduce maternal deaths in Zim
That advice saved her life and the lives of her six children.
By Vanessa Gonye
23h ago
