Month: November 2025

By Khokhelani Xhame-Change Radio Cllr Robertson Tabvunya and the Kariba’s Ward 3 community are rolling up their sleeves for a major clean-up drive across the Nyamhunga neighborhood. The campaign kicked off at 8am today and will run until sunset. The initiative, fueled by a US$500 donation from a concerned resident who praised Cllr Tabvunya’s initiative, sees 87 members from local community-based organizations (CBOs) and residents pitching in to tidy up their environment. The campaign aligns with calls for local authorities and residents to adopt participatory approaches to service delivery, particularly in waste management, as outlined in the Environmental Management Act. The...

By Khokhelani Xhame-Change Radio Hon. Willard Madzimbamuto has expressed confusion over a string of recent visits by Zimbabwe’s business and political figures, questioning what he sees as a blurry line between statecraft and private enterprise. In rapid succession, controversial businessman, Wicknell Chivhayo met Nigerian tycoon, Tinubu in Lagos, followed by Dangote’s own trip to Harare to meet Emmerson Mnangagwa. Dangote then flew to Lusaka for talks with Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema. Now, Wicknell Chivhayo is in Zambia meeting Hichilema – and, according to social media, HH is set to jet into Harare tomorrow for a tête‑à‑tête with Mnangagwa. “Is this a business confab or...

By Leonnel Mhuka   Zimbabwean youth activist Namatai Kwekweza has made history after winning the 2025 German Africa Prize – becoming the youngest recipient ever and the first Zimbabwean woman to earn the prestigious honour.   At just 26, the WELEAD Africa Founding Director was recognised by the German Africa Foundation for her bold leadership and steadfast commitment to democracy and the rule of law. The jury praised her for offering “a resounding message of confidence and democratic renewal.”   Kwekweza launched WELEAD Trust at only 18, driven by a mission to empower young people, especially young women, to...