April 22
Zimbabwe: Shut Down Cult Abusing Women, Girls - Says Village Headman Angry Over Apostolic Church
New Zimbabwe
A TRADITIONAL leader from Mashonaland West province is pleading with authorities to intervene and immediately shut down Madzibaba Ishmael's apostolic church, which allegedly… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Man Kills Estranged Wife After Setting Her On Fire
New Zimbabwe
A Domboshava man, Ashley Kabaya (29) from Zimbiru village under Chief Chinhamhora is facing murder after allegedly setting his estranged wife on fire during a fight over the… Read more »
Africa: New Nissan Navara Proves Its Mettle in Africa's Tough Terrain
The Herald
Following the success of the NP300 pickup trucks, Nissan's Navara is proving itself a worthy successor. Launched in 2021, the Navara has maintained high sales figures in Zimbabwe,… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Dembare End Goal Drought
The Herald
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Zimbabwe: 'National Hero Dzimiri Was a Loving, Dedicated Man'
The Herald
National hero Cde Nash Nyasha Dzimiri, who was Director Investments in the President's Department, has been described by family and friends as a loving, hard working and dedicated… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Mlalazi Speaks On Janet Manyowa Collaboration
The Herald
When two elephants fight it is the grass that suffers, so they say. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Maenzanise Targets World Record
The Herald
Zimbabwe's representative, Chido Maenzanise, scooped a gold medal at the just-ended African Strongmen 2024 Championships. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Independence - Binga Toasts to Massive Progress
The Herald
Before independence, Binga was a place overshadowed by neglect, its inhabitants relegated to the margins of society, their voices silenced by systemic colonial injustices. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Bell Petroleum Director in Court Over U.S.$95k Fraud
The Herald
Bell Petroleum (Pvt) Ltd director Daniel Guzha has appeared in court for allegedly defrauding a client of US$95 502 in a fuel deal. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Bosso Remain Top Despite Derby Loss
The Herald
Highlanders rearguard was at fault as they fell to neighbours Chicken Inn in an entertaining Bulawayo derby at Barbourfields yesterday. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Hubby Attempts to Kill Wife Over U.S.$10 Loan
The Herald
A dispute on Friday over US$10, that a man lent his wife, escalated into a violent fight that left the wife battling for her life after being struck on the head with a hoe. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Second Republic Constructs 4 Major Health Centres . . .Several 20-Bed Health Centres and Five 60-Bed District Hospitals to Be Constructed Across the Country
The Herald
Four major health centres have been built across the country by Government while 69 pharmacies in the past year have been opened as the Second Republic continues to make… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Youths Vow to Safeguard Hard-Earned Freedom
The Herald
As Zimbabwe continues to bask in the glory of freedom from colonial rule and the just ended 44th independence celebrations, Zimbabwean youths have pledged to jealously safeguard… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Sports Tourism a Low Hanging Fruit for Zim
The Herald
The upcoming Zim-Open Golf Tournament is an opportunity for the country to tap into the vast and multi-billion-dollar sports tourism sector, helping to enhance the growth of the… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Harare Public Toilets Still Not Working
The Herald
Public toilets in central Harare continue to be closed, with the city council putting up notices stating this is because of a lack of water. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Government Rehabilitates 3 000 Dip Tanks
The Herald
More than 3 000 out of the 4 000 dip-tanks have been repaired or revived, and Government plans to rehabilitate 500 more this year, as the Second Republic intensifies the fight… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Chiefs Hand Simba Bhora Second Defeat
The Herald
Bulawayo Chiefs' newest prized gem, Never Rauzhi was once again the difference as Amakhosi Amahle edged Simba Bhora 1-0 in an entertaining Castle Lager Premier Soccer League… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Mental Health Impact of Child Marriage, Teenage Pregnancies
The Herald
As discussed in previous articles, mental health is defined as a state of well-being in which an individual realises his or her potential, can cope with the normal stresses of… Read more »
Zimbabwe: First Lady Opens Week-Long Camp to Empower Girls
The Herald
An electric atmosphere on Saturday enveloped the launch of First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa's week-long national girls' camp aimed at equipping children from all provinces with… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Shudufhadzo Musida, Ndavi Nokeri to Star in Queen Modjadji
The Herald
Two former Miss SA winners, Shudufhadzo Musida and Ndavi Nokeri, will make their screen acting debut in the upcoming TV adaptation of Queen Modjadji. Read more »
Zimbabwe: RBZ Must Keep an Eye On Those Who Feed the Black Market
The Herald
The new ZiG currency needs to be subject to largely stable exchange rates and be accepted and be as useful as possible as it grows to become first the main currency for… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Unite to Uplift Nation - VP Mohadi
The Herald
Vice President Kembo Mohadi has urged Zimbabweans to uphold unity and always work to uplift each other in bad and good times if the nation is to overcome its challenges. Read more »
South Africa: Freedom Day, Food Justice and Marshalltown Fire Justice Campaign March [analysis]
Daily Maverick
New report explores how corruption and discrimination intersect to undermine land rights in South Africa; the Healthy Living Alliance will host a webinar highlighting the grim… Read more »
South Africa: Chronic Kidney Disease Rates Have Dropped in People With HIV, but Late Diagnosis Remains a Serious Problem
spotlight
People living with HIV are at an increased risk of developing several opportunistic infections and co-morbidities, including chronic kidney disease. Elri Voigt unpacks the complex… Read more »
April 21
South Africa: Esther Mahlangu - How the Famous South African Artist Keeps Her Ndebele Culture Alive [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
Esther Mahlangu is having a retrospective of her world famous art in Cape Town. Now 88, the South African visual artist is best known for her colourful large-scale murals in the… Read more »