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Tarisayi Gashu set to release eight-track country album

Inspired by the emotional depth and lyrical honesty of country legends Dolly Parton and Don Williams, Gashu has embraced country music as her chosen genre

By Arts Reporter Feb. 22, 2026

Tarisayi Gashu set to release eight-track country album

Invictus nears PPSA execution as Zim gas plans advance

Progress on the PPSA comes despite a recent setback for the company after its proposed strategic partnership with Qatari investment group Al Mansour Holdings collapsed.

By Business Reporter Feb. 3, 2026

Invictus nears PPSA execution as Zim gas plans advance

Cape-to-Cairo adventurer inspires Zim, SA long-distance walkers

What began as a personal Cape-to-Cairo adventure has evolved into a coordinated regional movement, bringing together walkers from Zimbabwe, South Africa and the United States

By Margaret Lubinda Jan. 27, 2026

Cape-to-Cairo adventurer inspires Zim, SA long-distance walkers

Gwanda anti-stocktheft group recovers 21 donkeys stolen from Botswana

He also hailed the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) for their excellent co-operation in tackling crime in Matabeleland South province.

By Silas Nkala Dec. 13, 2025

Gwanda anti-stocktheft group recovers 21 donkeys stolen from Botswana

Gas explosion destroys property worth ZiG700K

He said the property was valued at about ZiG1,8 million, with loss estimated at ZiG700 000, while items worth approximately ZiG1,1 million were saved.

By Nokuxola Mbangeni Dec. 2, 2025

Gas explosion destroys property worth ZiG700K

REF appeals for increased fiscal support

REF has recorded notable milestones in electrifying the country’s rural areas through grid electricity, solar systems, and biogas.

By Sharon Zebra Nov. 8, 2025

REF appeals for increased fiscal support

Madagascar president warns of coup attempt as more soldiers join protests

A Reuters witness saw three people injured after shots were fired along a road to the CAPSAT barracks on Sunday. However, there was no sign of ongoing clashes.

By Reuters Oct. 13, 2025