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Healing Streams key to Zim recovery: Tourism minister

Rwodzi said this on Saturday, while officiating at the Healing Streams Carnival at Christ Embassy Belvedere Church, where she praised the church’s efforts in

By Albert Masaka Jul. 14, 2025

Healing Streams key to Zim recovery: Tourism minister

Railway section yet to be cleared after Friday train accident

A SECTION where 13 passengers, including tourists and crew members, were injured in a train accident on Friday, is a dark spot according to locals.

By Rex Mphisa Apr. 21, 2025

Railway section yet to be cleared after Friday train accident

Minister’s assault case drags on

In September, the accused’s lawyers Esau Mandipa and Leopold Mudisi indicated that they would apply for referral of the case to the Constitutional Court.

By Stephen Chadenga Nov. 22, 2024

Chirumanzu CCC activists case drags on

Gweru magistrate Beaulity Dube postponed continuation of the matter to November 7 this year.

By Stephen Chadenga Oct. 30, 2024

AI for entrepreneurial sustainable tourism branding expo

We need to reflect on the total tourism concept for our tourism small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and entrepreneurs to thrive.

By Farai Chigora and Tabani Moyo Sep. 22, 2024

AI for entrepreneurial sustainable tourism branding expo

Tourism, education can’t be separated

Murwira said those who were ahead should teach others.

By Mpumelelo Moyo Sep. 14, 2024

Education 5.0 a liberation philosophy: Murwira

Tourism and Hospitality Industry minister Barbara Rwodzi said her ministry had broken down tourism centres into clusters, including medical and sports sectors.

By Nizbert Moyo Sep. 13, 2024

Education 5.0 a liberation philosophy: Murwira

‘Tourism and education intertwined’

Murwira said any system that functions well must have a handshake.

By Mpumelelo Moyo Sep. 12, 2024

Why does govt always squeeze civil servants?

Instead of fostering a robust economy, excessive taxation on workers can create a cycle of reduced spending, slower growth, and ultimately, fewer job opportunities.

By The Zimbabwe Independent Jul. 12, 2024