The Wasu Post

Founded in 2019, The Wasu Post is a dynamic news outlet based in Manicaland, Zimbabwe. The publication was established by a team of committed journalists with a vision to provide accurate, balanced, and timely reporting on issues that matter most to local communities. While its primary focus is on Manicaland Province, The Wasu Post also covers national and international news, offering readers a well-rounded perspective on current affairs. The platform prides itself on amplifying community voices, highlighting developmental issues, and promoting accountability through ethical journalism. Since its inception, The Wasu Post has steadily grown into a trusted news source, known for in-depth reporting, investigative features, and a commitment to telling stories that resonate with ordinary people

Clifford Dzvairo Defies Odds as Hunters FC Secure Historic Promotion to Premier Soccer League

By Takudzwa Madondo At just 26 years old, Clifford Dzvairo has guided Hunters FC to their first-ever promotion to the Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League, following a 2–1 victory over title contenders Tenax CS FC at Rudhaka Stadium in Marondera yesterday. The win crowned Hunters FC champions of the Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League with…

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ZCTU Marks World Day for Decent Work in Mutare, Calls for Safe and Inclusive Workplaces in the Digital Era

By Fanuel Chinowaita Mutare, 20 October 2025 – The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) on Saturday joined workers across the world in commemorating the World Day for Decent Work with a strong call for fairness, inclusion, and improved safety standards in the changing world of work. The event, held at the ZCTU Manicaland offices…

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The Silent Pandemic: Climate Change’s Devastating Impact on Mental Health

By Dr Brian Tawanda Marwenze (D.D) Climate change, the defining issue of our time, has far-reaching consequences that extend beyond the physical environment to the very fabric of our mental well-being. Rising temperatures, intensifying natural disasters, and unpredictable weather patterns are taking a profound toll on our collective mental health. The impact of climate change…

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Youths Demand Accountability, Inclusion in Upcoming National Youth Policy

By Fortunate Black Mutare – Young people have called for greater accountability, inclusivity, and empowerment in the formulation of Zimbabwe’s forthcoming National Youth Policy (2026–2030) during a consultation meeting held on Monday at St John Anglican Cathedral Boardroom in Mutare. The consultation, jointly organized by the Ministry of Youth, Sports, Arts and Recreation and the…

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