Gwanda Hospital gets incinerator

Matabeleland South Provincial medical director, Andrew Felix Muza, said the incinerator will minimise health risks for workers and the surrounding community.
By Nizbert Moyo Jul. 19, 2026

Beitbridge headmaster’s ultimate sacrifice for poor rural girls

Learners from distant villages would either struggle to reach school every day or abandon their education altogether because the journey was simply too long.
By Sharon Sibindi Jul. 5, 2026

Mat South leads rural electrification, but science lab gap threatens pupils’ future

“In terms of electrification of public institutions, in Matabeleland South, we are at 90% of the schools and clinics electrified,” she said.
By Sharon Sibindi Jun. 27, 2026

Energy minister Moyo commissions Chitulipasi 120kW solar mini-grid in Beitbridge

He was accompanied by Matabeleland South Provincial Affairs minister Albert Nguluvhe.
By Sharon Sibindi Jun. 25, 2026

Climate Change Adaptation Expo set for Matobo

“These include seed and input providers, stockfeed suppliers and many other stakeholders in the climate change space,” he said.
By Silas Nkala Jun. 22, 2026

Free surgeries bring new hope in Matabeleland South

“The programme is aimed at raising awareness of CURE hospital activities in the community and also screening for children who have conditions treatable at the hospital,” Muza said.
By Nizbert Moyo Jun. 5, 2026

Zimbabwe Winter Wheat Planting Reaches 78,458 Hectares

The Ministry noted that the country’s favourable water situation continues to provide a strong foundation for winter wheat production. 
By Staff Reporter Jun. 2, 2026

Police mobilise farmers, miners for anti-crime drive

The campaign, led by Officer Commanding Matabeleland South Commissioner Elizabeth Phiri, focused on violent crime, the carrying of dangerous weapons in
By Patricia Sibanda May. 31, 2026

Three arrested for drug trafficking along Beitbridge-Bulawayo Road

“The recovered consignment was confiscated and the suspects are expected to appear in court facing drug trafficking charges.”
By Silas Nkala May. 27, 2026