Ross Moyo

Air Zimbabwe ferried *637 passengers and 12 tonnes of cargo* on its revived Harare-London Gatwick route, despite having already registered *2 cancelled trips* in the first 10 days of operation. The figures were recorded between Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport and London Gatwick from *22 July to 29 July 2026*, across six flights to restore direct connectivity after a 14-year hiatus and test market demand. AirZim attained this using an Airbus A330-300 operating three times weekly.

The Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Law School in Kwekwe will this year host its second graduation ceremony, with the Bachelor of Arts Honours Degree in Development Practice Class of 2026 from Harare Weekend School leading graduates trained under Heritage-Based Education 5.0.

By Ross Moyo The United States celebrated 250 years of independence in Zimbabwe on Friday, with US Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Amb.

By Ross Moyo The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) is investigating major cyber-enabled fraud cases involving the VID licensing

*By Ross Moyo* Government will next year begin developing a 20-Year Health Infrastructure Master Plan that uses GIS-based infrastructure mapping and data-driven planning to transform Zimbabwe's healthcare delivery system.

By Ross Moyo ICT, Postal and Courier Services Minister Hon. Tatenda Mavetera says Zimbabwe is prioritizing sovereign AI capabilities, cloud

ICT, Postal and Courier Services Minister Hon. Tatenda Mavetera led a delegation of Ministry senior officials to the Cassava Technologies Data Center, Africa Data Centres and the Google Acceleration Centre in Midrand, South Africa, following an invitation by Econet.

By Ross Reporter Airtel DRC is set to launch Direct-to-Cellular satellite services in partnership with SpaceX, a move that will allow Airtel subscribers in the Democratic Republic of Congo to connect directly to satellites from their normal phones, even in areas with no network towers.

By Ross Moyo Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has emerged as the biggest user of renewable electricity among the country's listed companies, consuming

By Ross Moyo – Tech Reporter Starlink has announced new international travel rules for its Roam service, with changes taking effect beginning August 17, 2026.