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Zimbabwe invests in AI localisation 

Nyamutumbu said  MAZ has partnered with the World Association of News Publishers WAN IFRA Women in News in presenting a follow up policy dialogue on media sustainability.
By Staff Reporter 4h ago

Embassy of India leads in global yoga celebrations

This mindfulness allows one to choose healthier and more sustainable lifestyles.
By Silence Mugadzaweta 11h ago

Tariffs, trade tensions, and market volatility: How policy shifts are shaping US stocks

As always, this is what works for me—please do your own research before making any investment decisions.
By Isaac Jonas 11h ago

Mat South, NAC forge alliance to fight HIV, child marriages

Zimbabwe, with about 1,5 million people living with HIV and Aids and many third world countries that benefited from USAid, were left to combat diseases in areas once covered by NGOs.
By Rex Mphisa May. 31, 2025

Drop charges against HStv, Mhlanga: IPI

Mhlanga was granted bail on May 6 after spending more than two months in pre-trial detention on accusations of messages inciting violence or damage to property.
By Staff Reporter May. 31, 2025

Councillors abuse subsistence allowance facility

NewsDay heard that councillors are reportedly failing to pay back money advanced as subsistence allowance for sanctioned and unsanctioned trips.
By Nunurai Jena May. 30, 2025

‘Family unit key in fighting crime, drug abuse’

Mutsvangwa said the celebrations were being held in Bulawayo in the spirit of decentralisation.
By Patricia Sibanda May. 30, 2025

Malaria outbreak suggests possible gaps in preventive measures

Clinics and hospitals are experiencing increased patient loads, leading to potential shortages of medical supplies and staff burnout.
By Newsday May. 29, 2025

WFP ropes in private sector after US withdrawal

The situation has continued to be dire over the months leading to some of the organisations down-sizing or halting operations.
By Lorraine Muromo May. 21, 2025