The last stand
Two courts, one verdict, and a man who would not leave by BERNARD CHIKETO THE LEGAL journey of Wilson Masokovere has reached its terminus—not with a bang, but with the quiet thud of a gavel.
Integrated immunization drive against HPV, Diphtheria-Tetanus
by NORMA TSOPO MINISTRY of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) will launch a five-day integrated vaccination campaign from June 15th to 19th 2026, targeting both the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and Tetanus-Diphtheria (Td) vaccines at schoolchildren and out-of-school youth.
Zimbabwe orders procurement shift from cheapest bid to local industry
by STAFF WRITER Zimbabwe’s procurement officials have been told to stop chasing the cheapest price and start rebuilding local industry, in a sweeping policy shift that turns public purchasing into a tool for industrialisation.
Zimbabwe child protection conference seeks to turn the tide against violence and neglect
by BERNARD CHIKETO A DECADE after launching its national case management system for child welfare, Zimbabwe is convening a high-level conference to confront what officials describe as a “solemn call to action” against persistent threats facing the country’s youngest citizens.
Refuse and refuse trucks
Mutare’s rubbish piles up as its fleet breaks down by BERNARD CHIKETOFOR WEEKS, residents in parts of the eastern border city of Mutare have watched their uncollected rubbish fester.
UNESCO adds 14 new biosphere reserves
by STAFF WRITER FROM the quartzite peaks of Mount Binga to the Rusitu river valley far below, this corner of eastern Zimbabwe has long been a laboratory in the hardest of sciences: survival.
Bones of Contention
Johanne Masowe family feud over prophet’s grave tests the limits of Zimbabwe’s law—and faith by BERNARD CHIKETOHIGH on the boulder-strewn Dandadzi Hills, the tomb of Peter Jack Masedza lies quiet once more.