
Zimbabwe is intensifying its efforts to combat illegal gambling activities. This move aims to safeguard licensed operators, ensure government revenue collection, and maintain public trust within the gambling sector. The crackdown is part of a broader strategy to regularize the industry and prevent unauthorized operations.
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Women farmers in Zimbabwe have received training focused on food sovereignty and climate resilience. This initiative aims to empower them with knowledge and skills to enhance food security and adapt to environmental challenges.

Scottland FC, the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League champions, have been confirmed as participants in this year's Toyota Cup. Tournament director Jessica Motaung announced that Scottland FC will be the latest African club to be invited to the pre-season competition, which features Kaizer Chiefs FC. This marks a significant moment for Zimbabwean football, as Scottland FC becomes the third club to participate in the tournament since its launch in 2024. Young Africans of Tanzania were the first invited guests in 2024, followed by Asante Kotoko of Ghana in 2025. The Toyota Cup is an annual pre-season fixture that pits Kaizer Chiefs against top opposition from across the continent. For Scottland FC and their owner, Honourable Pedzai "Scott" Sakupwanya, this invitation highlights the club's growing continental profile. The fixture will provide coach Norman Mapeza's squad with valuable experience against a Kaizer Chiefs side that regularly competes in the CAF Champions League.