Mawabeni gets science lab boost
Matabeleland South Provincial Affairs and Devolution minister Albert Nguluvhe said the project responded to long-standing calls by communities in the province.
By Patricia Sibanda
3h ago
Controversy swirls over Uhuru fete venue
The group argued that the choice was “deeply insensitive and provocative” given the unresolved historical grievances still haunting communities in the region.
By Musa Makina
Mar. 19, 2026
War vets get land for houses in Maphisa
Ngwenya said councillors considered the proposal and directed council officials to identify land where the facilities could be constructed.
By Sharon Sibindi
Mar. 19, 2026
Colours of India-Zimbabwe cultural linkages
With this historical background, Indian traders started a new wave of migration to Zimbabwe (erstwhile South Rhodesia) during the colonial period and later settled in Zimbabwe.
By Ambassador Bramha Kumar
Mar. 19, 2026
Stop treating road projects as temporary cosmetic exercises
REPORTS indicate that only 1,2km of the 66km Gwanda–Maphisa Road project has been completed, even as government prepares to host this year’s Zimbabwe Independence Day
By Newsday
Mar. 14, 2026
Mat’land stakeholders cry foul over Uhuru tender ‘marginalisation’
Moyo questioned the logic of reserving meaningful development for national events, insisting that progress should be continuous.
By Nizbert Moyo
Mar. 12, 2026
Matobo demands lasting development beyond Uhuru celebrations
We are told that such national events come with infrastructural upgrades — rehabilitation of roads, sprucing up of public facilities and improved utilities.
By Amh Voices
Mar. 5, 2026
Independence Day in Maphisa highlights decentralisation at its core
Holding the celebrations in Maphisa sends a powerful message that development, recognition, and progress extend to every corner of our country.
By Marilyn Mutize
Feb. 26, 2026
A defining moment for Matobo district
For decades, Matobo has been counted among the country’s marginalised districts, rich in culture, heritage and natural beauty, yet lagging behind in critical infrastructure.
By Southern Eye
Feb. 19, 2026
