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Castle Lager National Braai Day: A Celebration of Zimbabwean Culture by Allan Mbotshwa Harare, Zimbabwe - Get ready to fire up the grills, because the annual Castle Lager National Braai Day is just around the corner! This beloved Zimbabwean tradition is set to take place on October 19, 2024 , bringing together friends, family, and food enthusiasts from across the country. Last year's event was a resounding success, with thousands of people gathering to enjoy delicious braai food, live music, and a festive atmosphere. The 2023 edition showcased the diversity of Zimbabwean cuisine and the country's love for outdoor cooking. This year, organizers promise an even more exciting experience. Expect a lineup of talented local musicians, thrilling competitions, and various braai-related activities. Whether you're a seasoned Braai master or simply enjoy the camaraderie of a good cookout, there's something for everyone at Castle Lager National Braai Day. So mark your calendars an...

Sanganai/Hlanganani 2024 Set to Boost Zimbabwe's Tourism Industry  By Nomagugu Konke and Allan Mbotshwa   The 17th edition of Sanganai/Hlanganani – World Tourism Expo is all set to take place in the city from September 12 to 14. The annual event, aimed at promoting Zimbabwe's tourism industry, is expected to attract a significant number of international buyers and exhibitors.  Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Barbara Rwodzi, announced during a media briefing that the expo will be held at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair. This year's event will focus on sustainable tourism initiatives, gastronomy, and youth innovation.  Rwodzi highlighted the importance of hosting the expo in Bulawayo for the sixth consecutive year, emphasizing its potential to benefit small tourism operators in the region.  "By bringing buyers to their doorstep, we aim to support their growth and development," she said.  One of the key highlights of this year's expo w...

New restrictions imposed on Kombis   By Allan Mbotshwa   Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Development, Honourable Felix Mhona has announced stricter regulations for kombis, aiming to reduce the number of fatal accidents caused by reckless driving.  Effective immediately, kombis will be limited to operating within a 60km radius of their designated starting point. Additionally, all kombis must be equipped with speed-limiting and monitoring devices. This decision follows a comprehensive review of the current restrictions, which were deemed insufficient to curb the rising toll of accidents involving kombis.   The new measures aim to address concerns about speeding, overloading, and reckless driving, which have been contributing factors to many fatal accidents.  The 60km radius limit will significantly restrict the routes kombis can operate on.  Popular routes like Harare to Bindura and Harare to Marondera will no longer be permitted. Howe...