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2026: Hope for better governance — or just more cars?

If 2026 is to mean anything, governance must move beyond press statements and into predictability. Not perfection. Predictability.

By Reason Wafawarova 3h ago

2026: Hope for better governance — or just more cars?

NewsDay cartoon 30 December, 2025 edition

By The Watcher Dec. 30, 2025

Government withholds civil servants’ loan remittances, probes illegal interest rates

Treasury said that in some extreme cases, civil servants were left with virtually no disposable income after loan deductions.

By Staff Reporter Dec. 26, 2025

Government withholds civil servants’ loan remittances, probes illegal interest rates

Government deploys highway emergency rescue network to save lives during festive rush

While temporary, the deployment foreshadows a broader overhaul of post-crash care.

By Freeman Makopa Dec. 17, 2025

Government deploys highway emergency rescue network to save lives during festive rush

BCC cleared to hire refuse removal trucks

In a report to council, Bulawayo town clerk Christopher Dube said the refuse collection fleet had been severely compromised by persistent mechanical failure.

By Silas Nkala Dec. 17, 2025

BCC cleared to hire refuse removal trucks

Government thuggery is funding wrong priorities

The currency itself is partly anchored on non-payment of domestic debt. The likely escape route will be yet another premature currency shift that destroys value for all.

By Brian Sedze Dec. 16, 2025

Government thuggery is funding wrong priorities

Good move: Only Owner can make car donations

The duo is being jailed for daring to expose the secrets of the cult; especially the sensitive stuff about the tenders around the 2023 sham elections.

By Muckracker Dec. 12, 2025

Good move: Only Owner can make car donations

NewsDay cartoon December 10, 2025 edition

By The Watcher Dec. 10, 2025

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Government courts private capital to rebuild vital road network

PPPs, where private investors finance, build and recover costs through tolls and concession agreements, have now become central to Zimbabwe’s infrastructure strategy.

By Freeman Makopa Dec. 6, 2025