Leopold Munhende is a Reporter and Producer at AllAfrica Global Media and NewZimbabwe.com. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, agriculture, and entertainment, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and security issues. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as AllAfrica Global Media and NewZimbabwe.com.
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By: Leopold Munhende
GOVERNMENT has blamed Mbuya Nehanda ferry captain Sign Patsikadova for the Kariba disaster that has so far resulted in 94 deaths. Speaking at Tuesday’s post cabinet brief, Local Government minister Daniel Garwe said Patsikadova disregarded advice not to sail which he had been given by the Meteorological Department. Mbuya Nehanda, a 90-seater boat owned by […]
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PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has showered praise on controversial tycoon Wicknell Chivayo, saluting him for his “philanthropy.”
By: Leopold Munhende
ZANU PF Women’s League has proposed the amendment of the party’s constitution to align its terms of office with the recently passed Constitutional Amendment Act 3. President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term as Zanu PF first secretary was supposed to be contested this year in preparation for elections that had been set for 2028. This was before […]
By: Leopold Munhende
SOUTH Africa’s Department of International Relations was expected to face Parliament on Tuesday to explain its efforts in recovering over US$50 million (R1 billion) from Zimbabwe that is owed to state airline South African Airways (SAA). Zimbabwe’s liquidity crunch has resulted in it failing to settle about US$59 million in SAA ticket sales for its […]
By: Leopold Munhende
BLUE Ribbon, one of Zimbabwe’s largest millers, and 23 others have shut down their milling operations in Bulawayo, citing a shortage of locally produced maize meant to cater for the country’s southern region. A letter sent to the Ministry of Industry, the Ministry of Agriculture and Bulawayo’s Minister of State by the Grain Millers Association […]
By: Leopold Munhende
ZANU PF Secretary for Women Affairs Mabel Chinomona has urged women to avoid the use of family planning methods and give birth to more babies. Chinomona, who also serves as President of the Senate in Parliament, said the country’s birth rate was getting lower and worrying. She was speaking at a Women’s League event held […]
By: Leopold Munhende
GOVERNMENT has praised the coming in of e-hailing services, describing them as dignified, affordable and convenient barely two weeks after Harare City Council sought a share of their spoils. The platforms, dominated by InDrive, Bolt and Tap&Go have as a result been given a five month moratorium, a period government hopes to engage stakeholders and […]
By: Leopold Munhende
SOUTH Africa has deported 86,596 foreign nationals, most of whom are of Malawian, Zimbabwean and Mozambican origin, since June this year, its Minister of Justice Mmamoloko Kubayi has said. Some 4,200 “border jumpers” were intercepted and deported in April and July as illegal immigrants continue seeking ways to enter the country despite growing disdain for […]
By: Leopold Munhende
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has declared September 15, his birthday, a holiday from this year “henceforth.” The holiday, which was declared through Statutory Instrument 148 of 2026, is to be known as Munhumutapa Day, named after the 15th- to 18th-century empire royal title. “This notice may be cited as the Public Holidays and Prohibition of Business […]
By: Leopold Kudakwashe Munhende
GEO POMONA is in discussion with Bulawayo City Council (BCC), to replicate its Harare Waste-to-Energy plant at the municipality’s Ngozi Mine dumpsite, government has confirmed. According to government spokesperson Ndabaningi Mangwana, company chief executive officer and presidential advisor on waste management, Delish Nguwaya, on Thursday met Bulawayo Mayor David Coltart while in the company of […]
