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Government targets 1,350 new schools by 2029

HARARE - Government has announced plans to construct at least 1,350 new schools beginning in November 2026 as part of a nationwide programme aimed at eliminating Zimbabwe's school infrastructure deficit by 2029. Primary and Secondary Educa…

Published: 06 Oct 2026 at 23:03hrs | | by Stephen Jakes

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Government targets 1,350 new schools by 2029

Mnangagwa ally's farm invaded again

Bulawayo diverts cemetery funds to fix public toilets

Zimbabwean truck driver fined R10 million for cigarette smuggling

Sangoma demands US$250,000 from widow for supplying 'goblins' to late hubby

Bard Santner secures microfinance bank licence

Zimbabwe faces critical skills shortage

Zimbabwe loses 6,000 teachers annually

Warrant of arrest for Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma

Mnangagwa warns Zanu PF's Regioni

For Bulawayo families settling across the UK, a bingo night can be an easy way to meet old friends in a new city

Bard Santner secures microfinance bank licence, targets diaspora market

Mnangagwa approves Charumbira's recall from Senate

Lawyers ask court to order equal teaching of Ndebele, Shona and English

Madzibaba arrested for raping a client at shrine

Zanu PF video edit sparks censorship claims over Mnangagwa speech

Prophet arrested for raping wife's younger sister

17 Belarusian fire tenders headed to Zimbabwe

Mliswa loses High Court bid over company directorship

Mnangagwa opens Zanu PF Annual Conference preparations

Java accused of assaulting estranged wife

Zanu PF delegates face mandatory health screening

Zanu-PF Conference forces haulage trucks restriction on Harare-Chirundu highway

Mnangagwa's future, Chiwenga's ambitions hang over Zanu PF conference

Mnangagwa takes swipe at Chiwenga over fundraising dinner boycott

Charumbira recalled from Senate

South African court overturns R109 million judgment against Reuben Olifant

Man who can't afford to pay school fees for his kids, hires lawyer to defend his case

Tagwirei sworn in as Minister of ED

Econet urges customers to secure WhatsApp accounts

Avenues Clinic beats US$520,000 suit over banker's fatal fall

Zimbabwe MP loses WhatsApp account amid hacking reports

Scottish man denies racially aggravated murder of Zimbabwean scientist

Opinionated Zimbabwean aid worker detained in South Sudan?

Zimbabwe police round up Grade 7 pupils at 'pens down' parties

Do not to marry into certain families

Zanu PF Politburo braces for decisive meeting

Mnangagwa, UN challenge Africa to produce, not just train

Mudenda forced Mnangagwa to call off Zanu-PF politburo meeting

Chinamasa praises loyalty VP in apparent swipe at Chiwenga

386 000 candidates begin Zimsec exams

Zimbabwe army chief warns infrastructure saboteurs

Zimbabwe mining power demand set to hit 1 500MW

Zimbabwean driver helps pregnant woman give birth on bus

Chinese investor to establish lithium sulphate plant in Zimbabwe

Zanu-PF Conference kicks off in Chinhoyi; Hotel, lodges fully booked

Zimbabwe's punitive taxes choking beer value chain

Chivayo claimed US$100m in donations days before fatal crash

Bulawayo Council opens bids for municipal properties

Musorowegomo Mukosi's $200k adultery claim backfires

South African tycoon risks losing control of his gold mines in Zimbabwe

CIO boss loses defamation case

Fistfights at MDC-T Bulawayo meeting

MDC-T blames Zanu-PF's 'Tyson' Kasukuwere for violence

Homeowners denied title deeds, Zanu-PF minister reveals

Mudenda accused of shielding Mugabe

Gono fails to pay $1.3 million debt

Rapist pledges to become a pastor in exchange for release

CZI to take legal action on Zesa tariff increases

Chamisa's lawyer resigns

Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Botswana mull tripartite rail project

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