Elia Ntali

Sibanda highlighted a notable gap in existing data on persons with disabilities, referencing a United Nations report on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The recent decommissioning of the Prince Edward water purification plant by the City of Harare has raised alarms, with the Combined Harare Residents

Cimas Health Group, the country’s leading private medical aid and wellness provider, has introduced a new mobile clinic aimed at enhancing healthcare access.

More than 4,500 female students dropped out of school due to pregnancy in 2023, with the majority of cases occurring in rural areas, according to statistics provided by the Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Torerayi Moyo.

The Zimbabwean government has officially disbursed Z$70 million to the country’s two major political parties in accordance with the Political Parties (Finance) Act [Chapter 2:11], as outlined in Government Gazette General Notice 1377 of 2024.

First Mutual Microfinance, a subsidiary of First Mutual Holdings Limited, marked its 5th anniversary with a celebration in Harare, highlighting its impressive growth and contribution to the country’s financial inclusion efforts.

Cimas Health Group Chief Executive Officer, Vuli Ndlovu, has urged the Harare City Council to invest in safer cycling infrastructure as urban roads become increasingly congested.

A national budget workshop hosted by disability advocacy group Signs of Hope Trust has empowered Zimbabwe’s disabled communities to take an active role in shaping financial policies for the 2025 budget.

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Old Mutual Zimbabwe, in collaboration with New Faces, New Voices, hosted its third Financial Inclusion Roundtable Breakfast meeting in Harare today, where the importance of empowering women through financial education took center stage.