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The vital role played by nurses in strengthening Zimbabwe’s healthcare system took centre stage yesterday as The Avenues Clinic hosted International Nurses Day 2026 commemorations attended by Deputy Minister of …

Ambassador Tamer Almassri has strongly condemned what he described as a “barbaric and inhumane act” in the occupied West Bank after Israeli settlers allegedly forced a Palestinian family to exhume …

Thousands of horse racing enthusiasts, music lovers and socialites thronged Borrowdale Park Racecourse in Harare over the weekend for the 2026 Castle Tankard, an annual event that once again combined …

The inaugural Zimbabwe Poultry Expo 2026 opened on Friday at Thorn Park Polo Ground in Harare, with industry leaders and Government calling for urgent strengthening of biosecurity systems, increased investment, …

NetOne Q4 Report Shows Strong Digital Growth NetOne has closed 2025 on a high note after the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) Fourth Quarter 2025 Sector Performance …

In Zimbabwe a major step has been taken towards improving veterinary education and working animal welfare following the launch of a fully equipped Equine Clinical Skills Centre at Mazowe Veterinary …

Delta Corporation has inducted 100 students into its bursary programme, reaffirming its commitment to education and skills development as part of efforts to build Zimbabwe’s future workforce. The induction ceremony, …

 Delta Beverages has donated 100 hospital beds to public health institutions across Zimbabwe, beginning with a handover of 10 beds to Sally Mugabe Central Hospital as part of its corporate …

A local medical doctor has credited Seed Co’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme for transforming his life, as the company hosted its inaugural Career Guidance Day at its Stapleford facility …

The ZAOGA FIF Senior Archbishop Eunor Guti has called on parents to take a leading role in safeguarding future generations from drug and  substance abuse, as approximately 5,000 people participated …