Provincial News

Mashonaland Central Province is experiencing a malaria outbreak, with 4,796 cases and seven deaths recorded this week alone, according to the latest health advisory from the Provincial Medical Director, Dr Cremance Tshuma.

Women in Mashonaland Central Province have received a significant economic boost, following the launch of a new income-generating initiative by the ZANU PF Women’s League.

The Negomo Irrigation Scheme in Chiweshe is proving to be a game-changer for nearly 600 citrus farmers, enabling sustainable agriculture and economic growth.

Authorities in Bindura have launched a full-scale investigation following the discovery of a mutilated body in a field on Saturday morning.

Two Dotito men have been sentenced to 10 years and 5 months imprisonment by the Mt Darwin Magistrates' Court for the brutal torture and extortion of a 16-year-old boy and his friends over allegations of stolen sugarcane.

The renowned Tengenenge Arts Centre, a celebrated hub for Zimbabwean stone sculpture, is undergoing a major transformation,

Prominent opposition supporter Godfrey Karembera, widely known as Madzibaba veShanduko, was targeted in an alleged politically motivated attack, as unknown assailants petrol bombed his home in Guruve South on 22 April 2025.

Five armed assailants stormed the Karoi Town Council offices tying up security personnel and ransacking the premises.

Residents here have welcomed the government’s prioritisation of primary and secondary education in Zimbabwe’s ZWG276.4 billion 2025 national budget,

The government’s ecological tailoring initiative in agriculture is proving highly effective, particularly in drought-prone areas like Muzarabani