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More than 300 girls offer glimpse into future of Zimbabwe women's football

For Zimbabwean football, the festival represented one of the clearest indicators yet of the growing base from which the women's game can draw its future

REA electrifies 175 Institutions in the first half of 2026

Mashonaland West province recorded the highest number of completed projects, with 33 institutions electrified, followed by Mashonaland East with 25 and Matabeleland South with 23.
By Sharon Sibindi 20h ago

Mashonaland looks to PPPs unlocking low-cost housing faster

“In some cases, there is still limited adoption of structured private sector participation despite the scale of the housing backlog and infrastructure requirements.
By CONCILIA MUPEZENI 20h ago

New cement plant creates 450 jobs

Shuntai, a fast-growing Chinese-backed cement manufacturing firm, has emerged as one of the largest entrants to Zimbabwe’s cement industry in recent years.
By LESLEY KUFANDADA Jun. 10, 2026

Old Mutual National High Schools Quiz Ignites Provincial Battles

Competition now shifts to the remaining seven provinces. Mashonaland Central will compete at Bradley High School on June 5,
By Tendai Sauta Jun. 4, 2026

Catholic teachers’ college project gathers momentum in Karoi

Ngirazi said rehabilitation of access roads, including patching works, was already underway, while the proposed college site had been graded in preparation for the launch.
By admin Jun. 1, 2026

Mash West to host 2027 tourism expo

“The ministry has given Mashonaland West the nod to host the 2027 Expo because the province has the assets, the people and the readiness to host the world,” Rwodzi said.
By AZRIEL CHIMENO May. 25, 2026

Property giant eyes growth after flexing its muscle across towns

The group’s investment property portfolio stood at US$91,6 million during the year ended December 31, 2024 following an open market valuation.
By CONCILIA MUPEZENI and JOYCE MAKUNYA May. 22, 2026

Property giant eyes growth after flexing its muscle across towns

The group’s investment property portfolio stood at US$91,6 million during the year ended December 31, 2024 following an open market valuation.
By CONCILIA MUPEZENI and JOYCE MAKUNYA May. 22, 2026