The Zimbabwean government has refused to expel South Africans living in the country, despite calls for retaliatory measures following recurring xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

The Zimbabwean government has commenced a nationwide cattle branding initiative, aiming to brand 2.5 million head of cattle for identification and management purposes.

The Zimbabwean government is reportedly losing its battle against defiant street vendors in Harare, highlighting ongoing challenges in urban management.

Following a previous ban, the Zimbabwean government has now granted lithium export quotas to several Chinese firms.

The Zimbabwean government is prioritizing women's health within public institutions, focusing on improving access and quality of care.

The Zimbabwean government is accelerating the upgrade of the Bulawayo–Maphisa road in anticipation of the upcoming Independence Day celebrations.

The Zimbabwean government has officially approved its winter production plan for the year 2026, as reported by NewsDay Zimbabwe.

Ndlovu has urged Zimbabwean government agencies to utilize carbon markets as a source of funding for climate change initiatives.

A series of fatal mine accidents in Zimbabwe has intensified calls for the government to address safety concerns and regulations in the mining industry.

The Zimbabwean government is mobilizing the private sector and the diaspora to enhance housing delivery across the country. This initiative aims to accelerate the provision of housing solutions.

The government of Zimbabwe has announced a sweeping package of reforms aimed at transforming the country's agricultural sector.

There is a call for the Zimbabwean government to provide increased support to local councils.

The Zimbabwean government is accelerating the upgrade of the Bulawayo–Maphisa road in preparation for the upcoming Independence Day celebrations.

The Zimbabwean government has introduced a new framework for Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) to support the growth of the sector.

The Zimbabwean government, in collaboration with the UNDP, has commissioned a 120kw solar minigrid project in Hurungwe.

The Zimbabwean government has publicly defended its actions and plans concerning the rollout of Starlink internet services within the country. This defense comes amidst discussions surrounding the satellite internet's implementation.

The Zimbabwean government has approved a new scheme offering discounted land purchases to military veterans and civil servants.

The Zimbabwean government has announced its commitment to prioritizing women’s health initiatives within public institutions across the country.

Zimbabwe's government is reportedly considering amendments to the Constitution, raising questions about the balance of power and the rule of law in the country.

The Zimbabwean government is increasing its scrutiny of contractors involved in the critical Byo–Maphisa road project to ensure proper execution.

The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) has criticized the government over civil servants’ wages. This highlights ongoing disputes regarding public sector compensation.