
Moyo calls for solar investment in Matabeleland North
Moyo has called for increased investment in solar energy within the Matabeleland North region. This initiative aligns with broader discussions on leveraging Africa's solar resources.
Zimbabwe's Finance Minister has announced an emergency budget revision for the second quarter of 2026.

Other notable news includes the Warriors captain Billiat scoring a brace in an AFCON qualifier victory, and the ZSE All Share Index gaining 2.4% due to strong mining sector performance. EcoCash processed a record 40 million transactions in a single month, while the Victoria Falls UNESCO designation was expanded to cover an additional 200,000 hectares. The Harare City Council approved an $80 million water infrastructure rehabilitation plan, and Zimbabwe's inflation rate dropped to 4.2%, its lowest in seven years.
Musician Winky D announced a 22-city Igwe World Tour, and Highlanders FC secured the Castle Lager PSL title. The SADC Infrastructure Fund approved $2 billion for a regional rail network.
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Moyo has called for increased investment in solar energy within the Matabeleland North region. This initiative aligns with broader discussions on leveraging Africa's solar resources.
The Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Zhou Ding, stated on Tuesday at the awarding ceremony for the 2026-2027 Chinese Government Scholarship and the 2026 China-Zimbabwe Friendship Scholarship, held at the Chinese Embassy in Harare, that China's increasing investment in education and human capital development is providing new opportunities for Zimbabwean students. Over the past decade, more than 6,000 Zimbabwean students have studied in China.

Two women associated with Zimbabwe's First Family, Kelsea Tafirenyika and Pokello Nare, are under public scrutiny regarding their luxury lifestyles. This situation has sparked a broader discussion in Zimbabwe about how citizens should perceive conspicuous wealth linked to individuals close to the First Family, especially in a country where many struggle with poverty and increasing living costs. Questions are also being raised about the State's role in addressing the origins of such wealth.