Rabies scare trigger emergency mass vaccination campaign
by CHARLLOTE MUTAMBARA Mutare has launched an emergency mass dog vaccination campaign running from 2 to 5 September 2026, after confirming a rabies case in a dog from Linkview, Dangamvura.
High Court rejects bid by sacked DANet official
by BERNARD CHIKETO A HIGH Court judge has dismissed an urgent bid by Destiny of Afrika Network (DANet) former Manicaland projects manager Wilson Masokovere to hold onto his post, upholding his dismissal for misconduct and clearing the way for his immediate removal from the organisation’s premises.
Zimbabwe’s first global biodiversity prize
The Save Valley Conservancy joins the Amazon and the Serengeti on the list of places the planet cannot lose by BERNARD CHIKETO ZIMBABWE has its first globally recognised Key Biodiversity Area.
The rhythm of rehabilitation
A prison service finds an unlikely stage—and a new tune—for reform by STAFF WRITER THE stage at the Mandel Leisure Centre at Watsomba was an unlikely venue for penological innovation. Nor was the Chibuku neShamwari Traditional Dance Competition.
Luanda hears Zimbabwe’s tourism pitch as Forbes crown lifts investment case
by BERNARD CHIKETO ZIMBABWE’S tourism minister used the Angolan capital as a podium this week to trumpet a sector transformed by global acclaim and policy overhaul, as regional leaders gathered to weigh tourism’s potential as an engine of economic diversification.
The Final Rhythm: Reggae Legend Sly Dunbar Dies at 73
STAFF WRITER LOWELL Fillmore “Sly” Dunbar, the pioneering drummer whose revolutionary beats formed the backbone of reggae and provided rhythm for musical titans from Bob Dylan to Grace Jones, died Monday morning at his home in Jamaica.
Zimbabwe’s deposit insurer enjoys its best year yet
by BERNARD CHIKETO IN THE UNLIKELY event that a Zimbabwean bank goes bust, its depositors have an increasingly firm shield. The Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC), the statutory body that insures eligible deposits, has just concluded its strongest year on record.