Chivhu Crash Aftermath: Zimbabwe’s Government has declared a state of disaster after a deadly head-on collision near Chivhu that killed 28 people, with seven others in critical condition, and pledged to cover medical and burial costs. Police say the crash involved a commuter omnibus carrying African Apostolic (Mwazha) Church members and a haulage truck, with identities of victims being released only after DNA checks for those burnt beyond recognition. Road Safety Warning: ZRP urged people to avoid night driving due to poor visibility and asked church leaders and conference organisers to ensure safer travel. Traditional Medicine Push: First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa called for stronger scientific research, regulation and collaboration to integrate traditional medicine into Zimbabwe’s healthcare system, aiming to improve safety, quality and effectiveness. Tobacco Worker Health: WHO reports tobacco-leaf production in Africa rose nearly 9% from 2012 to 2024, warning that farmers face serious health risks such as green tobacco sickness. Eye-Care Access: A Victoria Falls community initiative screened hundreds for free vision problems, helping detect silent conditions like glaucoma and referring patients for further care. Solar Power Boost: ZETDC signed an escrow and security deal for the 100MW Munyati solar project, aiming to secure off-take revenues and speed up implementation.