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Lovejoy Mutongwiza's coverage is focused on local Zimbabwean news, with a particular emphasis on government and politics. His articles often include announcements and expert commentary related to events or developments within the country. If you have insights into political matters, cultural events, or positive societal issues in Zimbabwe, reaching out to Lovejoy could be valuable for providing context or additional perspectives.
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By: Lovejoy Mutongwiza
Zimbabwe's flagship tourism trade fair is set for a stronger international turnout this year, with the number of overseas buyers jumping nearly 50% as the country steps up efforts to market its tourism brand globally.
Government is moving to increase the number of boats operating on Lake Kariba after overcrowding emerged as one of the concerns surrounding the recent ferry tragedy.
By: Lovejoy Mutongwiza
The race, held under the theme “Nurturing Champions for the Future,” will take place on September 20 at Alexandra Sports Club.
By: Lovejoy Mutongwiza
Unpaid bills are worsening ZESA’s financial challenges at a time when the utility requires significant resources to maintain its network, procure equipment and purchase critical spares.
By: Lovejoy Mutongwiza
AIR Zimbabwe and the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) have launched a new Harare-Masvingo air service, a move expected to improve connectivity to the southern province and support the movement of tourists, business travellers and international buyers. The new route was introduced ahead of the 19th […]
By: Lovejoy Mutongwiza
The residents have formally objected to development on Stand 4717 and are demanding that all works be stopped until the environmental and legal implications of the project are independently established.
By: Lovejoy Mutongwiza
The SAFIRE Strategic Plan 2026–2030 places ecosystem restoration, sustainable livelihoods and community control over natural resources at the centre of the organisation’s next phase of work
By: Lovejoy Mutongwiza
The Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE) has unveiled an ambitious five-year strategy aimed at restoring 50,000 hectares of degraded
The new board, chaired by Albert Joel Nduna, will oversee the utility’s strategic direction as Zimbabwe pushes towards total electrification and universal access to electricity by 2030
By: Lovejoy Mutongwiza
The finals, set for September 11 at Prince Edward School in Harare, are being hosted by Emergination Africa in partnership with Higherlife Foundation and the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education.
