Zimbabwe: Chisumbanje Demands Justice After Greenfuel Guards Assault Schoolchildren

The Chisumbanje community has rallied behind 11 schoolchildren from Katanga Secondary School who are taking legal action against Greenfuel and its security staff following the… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Tragic Cabin Fire Leaves Victim Burnt Beyond Recognition

A 47-year-old woman has died in a tragic fire that engulfed her wooden cabin in Eastview, Harare, late on Monday night. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Winky D to Ignite Harare With Explosive Tête-À-Tête Concert

Harare is bracing for a night of high-octane entertainment as Zimdancehall heavyweight Winky D headlines the much-anticipated Tête-à-Tête concert at Alex Sports… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Harare Council Ignores 27 Out of 28 Audit Red Flags

Harare's residents have accused the city council of gross negligence after the Auditor General's 2023 annual report revealed that the local authority failed to act on 27 of 28… Read more »

Zimbabwe: 'Turning Waste Into Wealth' - Minister Urges Investment in Green Innovation

Environment, Climate and Wildlife Minister Evelyn Ndlovu has called for bold investment in waste-to-value chains, saying agricultural and organic waste should be seen as a vital… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Knives Out for Deputy Minister Sibanda As Zanu-PF Factional Wars Rock Matabeleland North'

Factional fights have erupted in Matabeleland North with knives out for Deputy Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development,… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zaka Vocational Training Centre On the Cards

Government has engaged the Zaka Rural District Council to secure land for the construction of a Vocational Training Centre, in a move aimed at tackling rising youth unemployment. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Westgate Land War As Windmill, War Vets in Explosive Showdown

A fierce legal and political battle has erupted over land in Westgate, Harare, with Windmill (Private) Limited accusing alleged land barons of fraudulently selling residential… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Govt Maintains Maize Import Ban to Protect Local Farmers

Government says it is satisfied with the steady flow of maize deliveries to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) following a poor season last year that forced the country to import… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Rainbow Tourism Group Eyes Cape Town With $5.6 Million Hotel Acquisition

Hospitality giant Rainbow Tourism Group Limited (RTG) is set to make its first foray into the South African market with the planned acquisition of a prime commercial property in… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Foreign National Arrested in Harare Over Vehicle Theft Spree

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has arrested a foreign national accused of stealing laptops and fuel coupons from parked vehicles in Harare. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Three Zimbabwean Men Found Dead in South African River

Police in Mpumalanga have launched an inquest after the bodies of three Zimbabwean men were recovered from the Nkomazi River in Elukwatini. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Lawmakers Push Crackdown On Dangerous Dogs and Rabies Risk

Shamva South MP Joseph Mapiki has urged the government to tighten dog ownership laws and bolster rabies prevention measures as dog bite incidents surge across Zimbabwe. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Chivhu-Nyazura Road Crash Claims Two Lives, Leaves Three Injured

Two people have died and three others were injured in a road traffic accident along the Chivhu-Nyazura Road, police have confirmed. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Borrowdale Man in Court After Violent Rampage, Gunfire Exchange With Police

Chaos erupted in Borrowdale last week when a local man allegedly assaulted his neighbour, stabbed him, injured himself while attempting to break free from handcuffs, and later… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Shamhu Revives 'Cremora' Politics With Mnangagwa Praise Singing in Parliament

Former cabinet minister and ZANU-PF stalwart Webster Shamhu reignited memories of his infamous "Cremora" praise singing on Thursday when he delivered effusive tributes to President… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Health Ministry Moves to End Chronic Drug Stock-Outs

The Ministry of Health and Child Care has agreed on new strategies with its partners to strengthen the procurement, storage and distribution of essential medicines in a bid to end… Read more »

Zimbabwe: FIFA President Infantino Pays Tribute to Late Striker Tendai Ndoro

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has paid tribute to former Warriors striker Tendai Ndoro who passed away this week describing him as a legend whose influence on African football… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Parliament to Debate Landmark Bill On Women's Unpaid Care Work

Parliament is set to debate a landmark motion recognising unpaid care and domestic work (UCDW), following sustained lobbying by the Women's Academy for Leadership and Political… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Chimanimani Farmers Celebrate At Good Food and Music Festival

A bumper crowd thronged Chakohwa High School this week for the Chimanimani Good Food, Seed and Music Festival where local farmers walked away with prizes ranging from hoes to… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Three South African Nationals Fined for Chaos At Chitungwiza Crash Site

Three South African nationals were fined USD$200 each for obstructing traffic while investigating an accident scene at St Mary's Bridge in Chitungwiza, where 17 people had died… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Dynamos in Turmoil After Kit Manager Blocks Team Bus

Dynamos Football Club was thrown into an unusual stir on Thursday afternoon when Harry Lusengo the club's kit manager and son of chairman Bernard Marriot reportedly prevented the… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Viral 'New ZRP Boss' Cop Denied Bail

A police officer who went viral recently after he claimed that he is the new boss of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has been denied bail by Harare magistrate Vakayi Chikwekwe. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Ponzi Scheme Kingpin Faked Death, Now Faces Justice

A man accused of masterminding one of the country's most notorious Ponzi schemes has been arrested in the United Arab Emirates and extradited to Harare to face a string of fraud… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Microplastics Put Zimbabwe's Bottled Water Under Scrutiny

After nearly losing his life during the 2011 cholera outbreak, clean safe water activist, Irvine Kudzai Chizhande, vowed never to drink untreated water again. Read more »