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Govt to regulate AI use

Chirume thanked Unesco for developing a framework for the moral advancement and application of AI.

By Takudzwanashe Mangongera and Praise Nyamadzawo Mar. 14, 2025

Govt moves to promote cultural heritage sites

Tourism and Hospitality Industry deputy minister Tongai Mnangagwa said the government’s thrust is anchored on promoting cultural sites in a multifaceted approach.

By Nhau Mangirazi Jan. 25, 2025

Govt moves to promote cultural heritage sites

Unesco workers raise concerns over boss

Unesco regional director and Zimbabwe representative, Ms Nisha, assumed her role in February this year.

By Nqobani Ndlovu Oct. 6, 2024

Families earn a living from creative, craft sectors

In the report based on the baseline survey on the state of the informal sector, ILO and Unesco said the significance of the informal economy in Zimbabwe could not be underestimated.

By Silas Nkala Jul. 7, 2024

Families earn a living from creative, craft sectors

Climate change resilience projects for Mat North, Manicaland

It is part of the four-year project being undertaken in two poverty-stricken districts of Matabeleland and Manicaland provinces.

By Nhau Mangirazi May. 24, 2024

Climate change resilience projects for Mat North, Manicaland

Community artists to document endangered rock art

Amagugu International Heritage Centre programmes manager Allington Ndlovu confirmed the developments to Standard Style recently.

By Sharon Sibindi May. 19, 2024

Community artists to document endangered rock art

International day of jazz: Local concert on the cards

Beyond the concert, Meck hinted at plans for educational outreach in schools. “We have schools that have embraced jazz.

By Khumbulani Muleya Apr. 19, 2024

International day of jazz: Local concert on the cards

Zesa receives solar kits from Unesco

Unesco country director Ms Nisha said integration of renewable energy sources was key in combating climate change.

By Desmond Chingarande Apr. 12, 2024

Africa’s debt burden crippling education and stifling growth

There is need to invest more in education: This includes teacher training and offering competitive salaries to attract and retain qualified educators.

By Augustine Gwata Mar. 29, 2024