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Bulawayo to be designated as a Special Economic Zone for steel

Bulawayo is poised for a major industrial resurgence following plans by the Government of Zimbabwe to designate the city as a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) for steel, in a move aligned with the country's broader economic transformation agend…

Published: 04 May 2026 at 17:16hrs | | by Staff reporter

Higher education to drive development agenda, says Mnangagwa

Bold programmes for building the economy towards achieving Vision 2030 have been initiated by the Government, with institutions of higher learning being seen as

Published: 27 Nov 2021 at 01:17hrs | | by Staff Reporter

NDS1 envisaged to revive the economy

The New Economic Development Strategy 1 (NDS1) is envisaged to revive the economy and fulfil Government's vision of becoming an empowered and prosperous upper-middle-income society by 2030. Working through the implementation of NDS1, …

Published: 16 Mar 2021 at 16:37hrs | | by Derick Tsimba

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Bulawayo to be designated as a Special Economic Zone for steel

Higher education to drive development agenda, says Mnangagwa

NDS1 envisaged to revive the economy

Zimbabwe govt defends Starlink rollout

Zimbabwe records Africa's sharpest fuel price hikes

Zimbabwe among Africa's most debt-distressed economies

Mohadi represents Mnangagwa at Mogae memorial service

Chinese fortune seekers invade Zimbabwe's Wedza

Property developer in court over US$22,000 land scam

4 arrested for illegally transporting explosives

Miss Zimbabwe Trust bars Courtney Jongwe from contest

White foundation takes Malema JSC suitability fight to Western Cape court

Chamisa denies dismissing anti-CAB3 coalition

Chamisa faces backlash

Charamba injured

Air Zimbabwe to resume London flights by June

Advocate Thabani Mpofu hails Gwaunza, Garwe appointments

CPJ welcomes release of Madzikatidze, urges withdrawal of charges

Zimbabwe pushes schools to drop colonial-era names

South Africa praises Beitbridge border modernisation

Kenyan lawyers challenge Brian Kagoro deportation

Over 3,000km of Harare roads need urgent repairs

Govt tells South Africa to arrest Zimbabweans breaking the law

Farmers push for early cotton marketing season

Zimbabwe war vets angry over return of seized farms to former colonisers

Dangerous mix of gold and drugs

44 drug hotspots wiped out

ZRP delays DNA results in 4 year-old burial dispute case

Man arrested after fatal robbery attack on employer

Man beats niece to death for failing to write her name

Zimbabwe to recruit 2,000 teachers

Mnangagwa slips out on secret Belarus trip

Zimbabwe lost over 65,000 jobs in 3 months

Zimbabwe targets 5% annual manufacturing growth by 2030

Dynamos held again

Zimbabwe signals gradual interest rate cuts

Police bust brothel run by 15 teenage women

Zimbabwe govt funds winning innovations

Delta revenue breaks US$1 billion mark

Police hunt woman over US$155k vehicle import scam

Catholic Bishops reject Constitution Amendment Bill

Esigodini man (55) sentenced for raping niece (14)

Anymore Zvitsva pleads guilty to rape, attempted murder and robbery spree

Minister of Education announces US$200 000 grassroots sports partnership

MRP shifts strategic conference to August, calls for mass mobilisation

Retired army general questions Mnangagwa's reported ‘Nicodemus' departure

Four killed in horror Mvuma road crash

Museveni, El‑Sisi hold talks on trade, energy and regional stability

Demolitions begin at Gilstone Farm following government ultimatum

MRP in renewed push for Mthwakazi self-determination

Heavy rains trigger groundwater fears in Filabusi

Zifa suspends 3 match officials over conduct breaches

Mhona defends spare wheel requirement for motorists

Zimbabwe is at peace, says Mnangagwa

Zimbabwean woman dies at South African hospital; neglected due to her nationality

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Zimbabwe tightens border security to curb trafficking

Lupane State University students win innovation prize

The harder the Zimbabwe regime pushes citizens into believing economy improving the more unbelievable they sound!

Charamba injured

Internet key to economic development

Zimbabwe call for peace in Gaza

Zimbabwe road carnage claiming 5 people every day

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