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Arts and humanities education in Zimbabwean schools fosters creativity, career growth, and cultural preservation, preparing students for the global job market.

Zimbabwe commits ZWL 550 million to its Industrial Growth Plan, aiming to revitalize local industries, create jobs, and boost production capacity

Zimbabwe’s sports infrastructure investments promise economic growth, global sports competitiveness, and community enrichment through modernized facilities and strategic partnerships.

Zimbabwe honors individuals and organizations with independence legacy awards, recognizing contributions in business, art, and politics to inspire future generations

CCC leaders file an urgent High Court application to challenge Tshabangu’s dismissal, calling it unconstitutional and a violation of party authority.

Two moderate earthquakes struck Kariba, leaving residents shaken. Linked to the Kariba Dam, the tremors sparked fresh concerns about seismic stability

Zimbabwe secures $250 Million for Africa’s largest floating solar plant, addressing power shortages and boosting renewable energy capacity.

Nelson Chamisa denies Harare land corruption claims and calls for President Mnangagwa to also appear before the commission of inquiry.

Learn how to access tertiary education funding in Zimbabwe through scholarships, loans, and private funding options for students

WFP calls for urgent funding to address Zimbabwe’s food crisis caused by El Nino-induced drought, leaving over 50 percent of the population food insecure.