By Shalom Shawurwa The Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) has urged journalists and media organisations to embrace artificial intelligence (AI) responsibly warning that while the technology offers significant opportunities for the media industry, it must be guided by strong ethical standards and clear newsroom policies. Addressing journalists
The Music Consultancy Society Academy Zimbabwe will celebrate the achievements of 200 graduates when it hosts its 9th Graduation Ceremony on 31 July 2026, marking another milestone in its efforts to promote professional training in music, ,dance, theatre, visual arts, sign language and adjudication. The ceremony
By Shalom Shawurwa Canada has welcomed Zimbabwe's decision to gazette the Whistleblower Protection Bill describing the proposed law as a major step towards strengthening accountability and protecting people who expose corruption and misconduct in the public interest. Speaking at the Integrity and Accountability Summit organised by Transparency
Road House Cinema is positioning itself around a day-and-date release model, meaning audiences in Zimbabwe will have access to major films at the same time as audiences in key global markets.
By Staff Reporter The trial of a 37-year-old man accused of stealing documents from a file belonging to a local company, T and J Investments (Private) Limited, failed to kick off at the Harare Magistrates' Court after the prosecutor assigned to the matter indicated that
The London route was once among Air Zimbabwe's flagship international services, linking Zimbabwe directly with the United Kingdom, home to one of the country's largest diaspora communities and an important source market for tourism, business travel and investment.
By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo Thousands of music fans and outdoor enthusiasts converged at Donnybrook Park on Saturday as the Mighty Zambezi Lager Bonfire Festival made a much-anticipated return marking the revival of one of Zimbabwe's biggest winter entertainment events after a four-year hiatus. The festival drew large crowds
South African opposition parties have criticised President Emmerson Mnangagwa's decision to sign Zimbabwe's Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3 into law arguing that the government should instead focus on tackling the country's economic challenges. The criticism comes amid renewed tensions in South Africa, where recent xenophobic attacks
When many organisations celebrate major milestones, they often look inward, reflecting on achievements and corporate success. NetOne chose a different path. As the country’s pioneering mobile network operator marked its 30th anniversary, it turned its attention outward—to the communities that have been part of its journey
MUTAMBARA, Chimanimani East — Corporate success should ultimately be measured by the difference it makes in people’s lives and NetOne’s decision to celebrate its 30th anniversary by delivering free healthcare to rural communities is a model worthy of recognition, according to Mutapa Investment Fund Chief
