Elizabeth Simbi Petros: the other captain in Zimbabwe's historic flight
Elizabeth Simbi Petros flew with Chipo Matimba in Air Zimbabwe's first all-woman Boeing 737 flight-deck crew.
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Read the story ↗Elizabeth Simbi Petros flew with Chipo Matimba in Air Zimbabwe's first all-woman Boeing 737 flight-deck crew.
Tinotenda Nicole Bango carried Zimbabwe's flag and ran the women's T47 100m at Paris 2024.
Nyaradzo Auxillia Hoto received a 2022 International Ranger Award for her work protecting Zimbabwe's ecosystems.
The Zimbabwean bassist and singer released the Utonga album in 2010 and helped shape a distinctive live-band sound.
Makanakaishe Charamba made the Paris 2024 men's 200m final with fellow Zimbabwean Tapiwanashe Makarawu.
A Zimbabwean science student researched a plastic alternative made with cow-dung fibre and an apple-waste-derived plasticiser, earning international recognition in 2026.
The former Zimbabwe national volleyball captain carried his experience from Harare to professional clubs in Japan, becoming a head coach in 2021.
Raised in Zimbabwe, actor and playwright Danai Gurira wrote the Broadway play Eclipsed and played widely recognised film and television roles.
Tracy Njanji received the women's MVP honour at the 2026 CAVB Zone VI championship, with three Zimbabwean teammates named in the event's Dream Team.
Zimbabwean actor Tongayi Chirisa played Hekule in Leon Schuster's Mr Bones 2 and later appeared in Crusoe and Transformers: Rise of the Beasts.
A Zimbabwean wicketkeeper-batter who became his country's first inductee into the ICC Hall of Fame in 2021.
Singer and songwriter Rockford Josphats, known as Roki, helped shape Zimbabwe's urban grooves sound in the early 2000s.
At approximately 762 metres, Mutarazi (Mtarazi) Falls is Zimbabwe's highest waterfall, descending from the Eastern Highlands into the Honde Valley.
NetOne traces its beginnings to 25 September 1996, before Econet opened Zimbabwe's first private mobile network in July 1998.
Josephine Nkomo was confirmed as Zimbabwe women's national cricket captain in July 2026, with the team hosting South Africa later that year.
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