Promote responsible journalism, Minister Soda tells media

ZIMBABWE joined other nations in commemorating World Press Freedom Day, with Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Dr Zhemu Soda imploring the media to promote national unity and responsible journalism. World Press Freedom Day is a UN-proclaimed event commemorated annually on May 3, highlighting the fundamental principles of Press freedom, evaluating media independence globally and defending media against attacks.

Zim and Ghana ink historic deals

Zimbabwe and Ghana signed ten Government-to-Government Memoranda of Understanding, signalling a new era of economic and diplomatic partnership between the two nations. This follows a highly successful three-day State Visit aimed at deepening bilateral relations. The agreements span political and diplomatic consultations; energy, health, and tourism; research and training in foreign service; sports, and archive management, as well as trade promotion.

President Mnangagwa lauds Chevrons

�Zimbabwe has a rich sporting history, with sport being one of our effective tools of diplomacy. Through sport, we have built bridges, fostered unity and projected a message of peace, cooperation and mutual respect. Zimbabwe Cricket and the Chevrons have been one of the sporting codes at the forefront of sporting diplomacy.�

President Mnangagwa leaves for Ghana

The President will meet Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama, and together, they will preside over the first Joint Permanent Commission on Cooperation. The visit, scheduled to run from April 1 to 3, is expected to focus on strengthening cooperation across key sectors.

Develop ethical codes and governance systems, digital media players told

"The timeless values of professional journalism- accuracy, fairness, verification and public accountability must remain the bedrock of our media sector irrespective of technological change."

"Measures in place to shield citizens from impact of Middle East conflict"