Mining labour overhaul: What SI 71 of 2026 means for workers

Labour analysts have described the move as a long-overdue modernisation of employment terms, replacing the outdated 1990 framework that no longer reflected current workplace realities.
By Adam Mavhiko 37m ago

Bulawayo braces for ZITF

In line with national policy, the fair will emphasise the importance of value addition and beneficiation, which are considered the essential pillars of Zimbabwe’s ongoing economic transformation.
By Marilyn Mutize 42m ago

Why AI, cybersecurity, hackathons matter more than ever

Artificial intelligence is changing how systems think and operate. Tasks that once required human effort are now automated.
By Wilfred M Kahlari 45m ago

Highway sex workers lead charge against region’s new HIV infections

The programme, which operates 165 service points across 42 districts, puts female, male, and transgender sex workers at the forefront of design and implementation.
By Silas Nkala 1h ago

Creatives, leaders mark Zim’s 46th Independence celebrations with vision, pride

Voices from across the arts, heritage and civic sectors reflect a nation balancing memory, identity and ambition. 
By Tendai Sauta 7h ago

Uhuru Cup is the true soul of Independence

It shines upon a nation’s enduring love affair with the beautiful game. 

Security guards jailed over maize theft

TWO Bulawayo security guards have been convicted after orchestrating an audacious inside job that saw three tonnes of maize stolen from their employer.  
By Langelihle Nyathi 7h ago
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Businessman in ‘unjust enrichment, misrepresentation’ storm

“Some of the monies were paid . . . the renewed demands were coming despite his acknowledgement as well as failure to utilise the escrowed scrip within the two-year period to December 2022”. 
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Maswanhise rewarded for red hot Scottish Premiership season

His blend of pace, strength and composure has proven a nightmare for defences throughout the 2025/26 season.