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Welcome to Zimbabwe

The country of Zimbabwe is 390,580 sq km and is bordered on all sides by other countries. Zambia lies to the northwest with the Zambezi river and its Victoria Falls forming the border. Mozambique lies to the northeast with its border formed by the Eastern Highlands. Botswana lies to the southwest and South Africa to the south (its border formed by the Limpopo River)

 

Government

Court upholds Moyo’s election

Tsholotsho legislator Professor Jonathan Moyo’s bid to nullify Mr Lovemore Moyo’s election as Speaker of the House of Assembly failed after the High Court yesterday threw out the challenge. <<Read More>>

Three more State varsities on cards

Government is set to build three more State universities in the next five years in Matabeleland South, Mashonaland East and Manicaland.These provinces are the only ones without State universities. <<Read More>>

O-Level results ready for collection

LAST year’s Ordinary Level examination results are out.
In a statement yesterday, Zimsec director Mr Happy Ndanga said the results had already been dispatched to regional offices across Zimbabwe. <<Read More>>

Visitors

Information for Travellers

This gives a detailed information to potential visitors to Zimbabwe with information on the immigration requirements as well as the laws of Zimbabwe and the state of the transport sectors. Information to expect under this is on

  • Environment & Natural Resources
  • Health & Safety
  • Law & Justice

Initiatives

RBZ gets custody of Chiadzwa diamonds

THE Supreme Court has ordered that all diamonds extracted from African Consolidated Resources claims in Chiadzwa since 2007 be surrendered to the Reserve Bank of Zimba-bwe for safekeeping. <<Read More>>


Govt gets support for BEAM

THE Government has received support to restore the Basic Education Assistance Module, which will see close to 700 000 underprivileged children access education this year. <<Read More>>

Sports

Warriors regroup for Swazi tie

THE Warriors technical team has named a largely unchanged squad for their next assignment — the African Championships of Nations first round qualifier against Swaziland in Mbabane on Sunday. <<Read More>>

Mhofu demands more

WARRIORS coach Sunday Chidzambwa wants his charges to continuously improve their performance and build on their recent success over Malawi when they begin their African Champi-onships of Nations campaign on Sunday. <<Read More>>

Sibanda retains ZRU presidency

HARARE businessman Themba Sibanda was re-elected president of the Zimbabwe Rugby Union at the association’s annual meeting at Old Hararians yesterday. <<Read More>>

Entertainment

Zimbabwe celebrates Women’s Day

THE National Art Gallery of Zimbabwe in collaboration with the embassies of Canada and Spain, recently held a series of arts events as part of commemorations to mark International Women’s Day. <<Read More>> 

Media Trust launches health documentaries
The Media for Development Trust recently launched two health documentaries at the Mannenberg as part of health awareness campaign. <<Read More>>

Sleek dressing conveys success

Have you ever felt like an executive through sleek dressing? Well, sleek dressing is the wearing of expensive business clothing to indicate status. <<Read More>>

 

Weather

Climate

Zimbabwe generally enjoys warm weather all year round with minimum and maximum temperatures ranging between 5 and 39 degrees Celsius experiencing low temperatures between April and July. August, September and October are generally hotter leading to the onset of the rainy season in November. On higher ground, the eastern part of the country, the eastern highlands generally enjoys low temperatures while the Lowveld in the south east and other low lying areas experience higher temperatures especially in October

 

Today's Tempretures in °C

Town

Min

Max

Harare

16

29

Bulawayo

13

27

Mutare

14

26

Masvingo

13

27

Gweru

11

27

Kadoma

12

30

Kwekwe

12

30

Information courtesy of Zimbabwe Meteorological Services Department http://www.weather.co.zw