Cimas Marks 80 Years With Launch of Media Awards

By Judith Matanire Cimas Health Group has unveiled the Cimas @80 Media Awards, a new initiative aimed at recognising outstanding journalism that drives conversations on health and wellness in Zimbabwe. The awards, launched in partnership with the Zimbabwe Union of Journalists (ZUJ), will celebrate excellence in reporting across four categories: …

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Cimas Champions Heart Health with Pedal to W3llness 2025

By Judith MatanireThe country’s largest private medical aid society, health and wellness service provider, Cimas Health Group is championing heart health and active living as it prepares to host the third edition of Pedal to W3llness on September 27. Organised through the Group’s iGo wellness division, the cycling event will …

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RBZ Sets 2030 Target for ZiG-Only Economy

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has outlined a roadmap to phase out the multi-currency system by 2030, with the ZiG currency expected to become the sole legal tender for local transactions. In a statement, the central bank said Zimbabwe currently operates under a multi-currency regime where ZiG coexists with …

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Mzembi’s Bail Bid Rejected, to Stay in Custody

The High Court has rejected former Tourism Minister Walter Mzembi’s bid for bail, citing his prolonged absence from Zimbabwe as evidence that he cannot be trusted to appear in court. Justice Regis Dembure ruled that Mzembi’s seven-year stay outside the country, coupled with his history of evading trial, left the …

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Dynamos Owner’s Son Suspended After Holding Players Hostage

By Judith MatanireDynamos Football Club have suspended kit manager Harry Lusengo, son of club owner Bernard Marriott Lusengo, with immediate effect following Thursday’s dramatic incident at the team’s Belvedere training ground. In a media statement, the club confirmed that Lusengo, who is part of the technical support staff has been …

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Mabvuku Interchange Works to Trigger Traffic Diversions

By Judith Matanire Motorists using the Harare–Mutare Highway will from September 9 be redirected to detour routes as government moves ahead with the construction of the Mabvuku Traffic Interchange, a project expected to transform traffic flow in the eastern parts of the capital. Initial ground works, including clearing of land …

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