ZimGazette

Editor 25 June 2026 No Comment

US: University students bring clean water to Zimbabwe hospital

By Reliable clean water is essential at Karanda Mission Hospital in Zimbabwe, where Cedarville University engineering students are designing a water treatment system for drinking water and sterile surgical use. Matthew

Collins Mnangagwa and Emmerson Mnangagwa

Editor 27 March 2026 No Comment

On hollow ground: Zimbabwean mining town on the brink of collapse; company linked to Mnangagwa’s

By GroundUp Open-cast mining by Chenxi Investments has stripped about 12km² of vegetation in Shurugwi, leaving parts of the Boterekwa

Editor 24 March 2026 No Comment

INDIAN: Zimbabwe student becomes social media sensation in Punjab

By Agencies Tanyaradzwa Prospera Dengu, alias Tanya, a cheerful student from Zimbabwe pursuing higher education at CT University, became an

Pope Leo XIV meets with Spike Lee during an audience with and stars directors from the cinema at the Vatican

Editor 16 November 2025 No Comment

Pope Leo XIV celebrates cinema with Hollywood stars and urges inclusion of marginal voices

By Associated Press VATICAN CITY: Pope Leo XIV welcomed Spike Lee, Cate Blanchett, Greta Gerwig and dozens of other Hollywood

Flying Boat Rock is a natural, boat-shaped boulder formation at the Chiremba Balancing Rocks in Epworth, near Harare, Zimbabwe which ace significant threats from quarrying and urban development.

Editor 21 September 2025 No Comment

UK: Winchester University’s Taurai creates map of Zimbabwe’s threatened heritage sites for virtual museum

By fenews.co.uk UNITED KINGDOM: A postgraduate student at the University of Winchester has created an interactive map highlighting heritage sites

Editor 20 September 2025 No Comment

UK: Leeds-based charity launch BBC Radio 4 Appeal to help Zimbabweans gain legal identity

By Yorkshire Evening Post UNITED KINGDOM: A Leeds-based charity has launched a BBC Radio 4 appeal to help tackle a

Natalie and her family made their big move to Zimbabwe last year

Editor 15 September 2025 No Comment

‘We were fed up of working to survive in the UK’ – now we’re thriving

By My London A family who were “just surviving” in the UK have swapped Britain for Zimbabwe, moving 5,000 miles

"Alice Makono, community plumber in Marange, enjoys clean water from the newly installed tap she helps maintain — a symbol of health, dignity and local leadership

Editor 17 August 2025 No Comment

Alice the Plumber: Bringing water, health and hope to Mutare rural

By UNICEF MUTARE: By the time the midday sun sits high over Marange, Alice Makono has already inspected two taps,

After a life-changing trip to Zimbabwe, Oak Lawn-Hometown Middle School media specialist Heather McCarthy and her students launched a fundraiser to build a library for Musukwi Primary School. Their upcoming Pages of Hope event on Oct. 18 aims to raise the remaining funds needed to complete the project before its grand opening in June 2026

Editor 12 August 2025 No Comment

US: Oak Lawn students help dreams take root in Zimbabwe

By southwestregionalpublishing.com TEXAS: When Heather McCarthy travelled to Zimbabwe in 2024, she didn’t expect the trip to change her life,

Editor 20 July 2025 No Comment

UK Bishop and his dog to run 10 marathons in 10 days for Zimbabwe schools

By inyourarea.co.uk The Bishop of Kingston, The Rt Revd Dr Martin Gainsborough and his faithful dog Jem (pictured below), will

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