Art & Identity: Two long-time friends, Prudence Chimutuwah and Deodoris Nembaware, mark 15 years of bond with the joint exhibition Pahushamwari at Loft3 Gallery, celebrating Zimbabwean ideas of sahwira and sisterhood. Women in Sport: Former Zimbabwe women’s cricket captain Mary-Anne Musonda returns as Team Manager, while the Mighty Warriors name squads and regroup for Zambia’s Four Nations tournament. Education & Inclusion: Zibagwe RDC clears 2025 school-fee arrears for vulnerable learners, as Zimta warns rural teachers need real digital skills—not just gadgets—to avoid widening the urban-rural gap. Culture & Heritage: Panyatsime Culture and Heritage Centre hosts Africa Day celebrations in Chitungwiza with indigenous dance, storytelling and youth performances. Community Support: ZRBF Phase 2 expands climate resilience work to protect livelihoods and food security for hundreds of thousands across seven districts. Social Issues: Government says gambling taxes will be ring-fenced to fund anti-drug programmes, and Zimbabwe pushes mercury-free gold mining to cut health and environmental harm. Migration & Xenophobia: A debate on South Africa’s anti-immigrant tensions returns, with voices arguing migrants are scapegoats for deeper inequality and governance failures. Politics & Rights: A Tsholotsho teacher fired over a protest placard takes her fight to the Labour Court, spotlighting tensions between workers’ rights and state discipline. Security: Bishop Mwazha’s home is petrol-bombed in Kwekwe, with police investigations underway. Beauty Pageants: Mr and Miss NUST 2026 crowns new winners, with prizes including trips to Victoria Falls.