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The Zimbabwean government has ordered small-scale miners to regularize their operations by December 31. Authorities cited alarming levels of mineral smuggling as a key reason for the new regulatory push.
The Zimbabwean government has issued an urgent appeal for the repatriation of its citizens currently residing in or stranded in South Africa, highlighting diplomatic efforts to address the situation.
The Zimbabwean government has announced the formation of a newly constituted board for the National Youth Council, marking a leadership transition aimed at revitalizing youth engagement programs. The appointment reflects broader efforts to structure national youth development initiatives.
The Zimbabwean government has unveiled an ambitious five-year housing initiative aimed at constructing 200,000 units to address the nation’s chronic accommodation deficit.
The Zimbabwean government is standing by its decision to enforce mandatory fuel blending, citing economic and environmental benefits despite industry pushback.
Facing severe drought predictions, the Zimbabwean government is intensifying campaigns to adopt the Pfumvudza conservation agriculture technique to safeguard national food security.
The Zimbabwean government has introduced a proposal to set the national minimum wage at US$150, aiming to address cost-of-living pressures and improve labor standards.
The Zimbabwean government has introduced stricter measures and regulatory hurdles for non-governmental organizations operating within the country, raising concerns about civil society operations.
The Zimbabwean government has been accused of sidestepping essential discussions with teacher unions, raising concerns over unresolved educational sector disputes and potential strikes.
The Zimbabwean government has moved forward with administrative restructuring by appointing several new permanent secretaries to head key ministries.
The Zimbabwean government has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring no citizen goes hungry, addressing ongoing concerns about food shortages and economic hardship.
The Zimbabwean government has unveiled a budget and timeline to renovate several major sports facilities across the country ahead of upcoming regional competitions.
The Zimbabwean government is moving forward with initiatives to secure and deploy a US$25 million fund aimed at supporting national climate resilience and post-disaster recovery efforts.
The Zimbabwean government is praising the growth of Orange Ville, viewing it as a model for rural industrialisation efforts across the country.
The Zimbabwean government has refused to expel South Africans living in the country, despite calls for retaliatory measures following recurring xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
The Zimbabwean government has commenced a nationwide cattle branding initiative, aiming to brand 2.5 million head of cattle for identification and management purposes.
The Zimbabwean government is reportedly losing its battle against defiant street vendors in Harare, highlighting ongoing challenges in urban management.
Following a previous ban, the Zimbabwean government has now granted lithium export quotas to several Chinese firms.
The Zimbabwean government is prioritizing women's health within public institutions, focusing on improving access and quality of care.
The Zimbabwean government is accelerating the upgrade of the Bulawayo–Maphisa road in anticipation of the upcoming Independence Day celebrations.
The Zimbabwean government has officially approved its winter production plan for the year 2026, as reported by NewsDay Zimbabwe.
The Zimbabwean government is taking steps to provide compensation to former landowners affected by the country's land reform program, signaling a potential shift in agricultural policy.
Facing a pause in American development assistance, the Zimbabwean government has announced plans to strengthen economic and diplomatic ties with sympathetic international partners.
The Zimbabwean government plans to reassess import duties on raw materials to stimulate domestic manufacturing and reduce production costs for local industries.
The Zimbabwean government's Ministry of Lands has officially handed over administrative control of the Nyatsime agricultural properties to designated beneficiaries.
The Zimbabwean government's latest compensation proposal has sparked significant disagreement among civil service workers, highlighting ongoing tensions over public sector wages.
The Zimbabwean government has publicly expressed alarm over increasing cases of human trafficking, pledging to strengthen enforcement and victim protection measures.
The Zimbabwean government has announced a new official producer price for maize aimed at supporting local farmers ahead of the planting season. Agricultural stakeholders have welcomed the intervention while cautioning about implementation challenges.
Political stakeholders and civil society groups are pressing the Zimbabwean government to rescind its suspension of upcoming by-elections. Critics argue the delay undermines democratic processes and electoral transparency ahead of national polls.
The Zimbabwean government has stated that the country urgently requires the construction of 2,800 additional schools to address severe infrastructure deficits and overcrowding.
State officials are evaluating a proposed US$13.5 billion initiative to modernize and expand the local agricultural sector, aiming to reduce import dependency and stabilize national food supplies.
The Zimbabwean government has approved a modest monthly pension of $40 for members of parliament who were recalled following their support for opposition leader Nelson Chamisa.
A senior Zimbabwean government figure has publicly mocked ongoing protests organized by the MDC Alliance, downplaying their impact on the ruling party.
The Zimbabwean government has issued a statement expressing confidence that the country's power stability can be maintained.
Bulawayo Polytechnic held a graduation ceremony for 4,000 students, aligning with the Zimbabwean government's initiatives to promote STEM education and rural industrialisation.
Ndlovu has urged Zimbabwean government agencies to utilize carbon markets as a source of funding for climate change initiatives.
A series of fatal mine accidents in Zimbabwe has intensified calls for the government to address safety concerns and regulations in the mining industry.
The Zimbabwean government is mobilizing the private sector and the diaspora to enhance housing delivery across the country. This initiative aims to accelerate the provision of housing solutions.
The government of Zimbabwe has announced a sweeping package of reforms aimed at transforming the country's agricultural sector.
There is a call for the Zimbabwean government to provide increased support to local councils.
The Zimbabwean government is accelerating the upgrade of the Bulawayo–Maphisa road in preparation for the upcoming Independence Day celebrations.
The Zimbabwean government has introduced a new framework for Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) to support the growth of the sector.
The Zimbabwean government is initiating steps to provide compensation to former owners of land seized during previous agrarian reforms.
The Zimbabwean government is implementing new curriculum reforms and resource allocations to strengthen science, technology, engineering, and mathematics instruction nationwide.
The Zimbabwean government has issued a strict deadline for street vendors operating illegally to clear designated areas by September 9. Authorities plan to enforce the crackdown to regulate urban commerce and public spaces.
An editorial in NewsDay urges the Zimbabwean government to implement structural reforms aimed at boosting national economic competitiveness and attracting foreign investment.
Negotiations between the Zimbabwean government and the teachers' union have stalled, deepening a dispute over compensation and working conditions that raises concerns of prolonged industrial action.
Advocates are pressing the Zimbabwean government to formally recognize and empower traditional leadership structures within the national governance framework.
Stakeholders are calling on the Zimbabwean government to promptly resolve ongoing concerns and disputes raised by educators nationwide.
Major brewer Delta Corporation is pressing authorities to reassess current excise tax structures, arguing that revised rates are necessary to sustain industry competitiveness and growth.
A Zimbabwean government minister has urged heightened vigilance and preventive measures to combat the growing threat of seasonal veld fires across the country.
The Zimbabwean government has publicly criticized several diplomats, accusing them of meddling in domestic affairs and undermining state authority.
The Zimbabwean government has assumed direct control over the procurement process for Ballistic Visual Range (BVR) kits, centralizing what was previously decentralized purchasing. Officials state the move aims to enhance transparency and streamline defense equipment acquisition.
Officials have identified specific sectors and policy adjustments intended to stimulate expansion and investment in the national tourism industry.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Zimbabwean government are strengthening their cooperation on migration-related issues.
The government of Zimbabwe has reportedly reversed its stance on a controversial abortion law, though specific details of the backtrack are not immediately clear.
The Zimbabwean government, in collaboration with the UNDP, has commissioned a 120kw solar minigrid project in Hurungwe.
The Zimbabwean government has publicly defended its actions and plans concerning the rollout of Starlink internet services within the country. This defense comes amidst discussions surrounding the satellite internet's implementation.
The Zimbabwean government has approved a new scheme offering discounted land purchases to military veterans and civil servants.
The Zimbabwean government has announced its commitment to prioritizing women’s health initiatives within public institutions across the country.
Zimbabwe's government is reportedly considering amendments to the Constitution, raising questions about the balance of power and the rule of law in the country.
The Zimbabwean government is increasing its scrutiny of contractors involved in the critical Byo–Maphisa road project to ensure proper execution.
The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) has criticized the government over civil servants’ wages. This highlights ongoing disputes regarding public sector compensation.