Zimbabwe: Mai Titi Appears in Court

COMEDIENNE Felistas Murata, also known as Mai Titi, appeared in court yesterday on allegations of defrauding a Harare woman of US$10 000. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Land Developer Testifies in U.S.$3 Million Fraud Case

EXTERNAL auditors exposed the alleged underhand dealings involving the sale of commonage stands belonging to Delatfin Civil Engineering by the company's finance director Jacob… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Horticultural Sector Continues to Bloom

More hectares have been put under horticultural crops this season, and a significant jump is expected in harvests, with the area under emerging crops such as blueberries increasing… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Govt Targets Record 85,000ha for Winter Wheat

A total of 85 000 hectares have been targeted for winter wheat this year and this is expected to produce 408 000 tonnes of the cereal, well above the 375 000 tonnes of last year… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Ringfence Some Economic Sectors - UNECA

The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) has encouraged Zimbabwe to ring-fence some of its key economic sectors for local empowerment in order to attain Inclusive… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Sikhala Co-Accused Loses Separation of Trials Bid

CCC Chitungwiza North legislator Godfrey Karakadzayi Sithole yesterday lost his bid to have his trial on charges of inciting of public violence over the death of Ms Moreblessing… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Muvevi Has Not Been Cleared of Any Charges - Police

Multiple homicide suspect Jaison Muvevi has not been acquitted of any charges by any court and is still facing four counts of murder and four counts of attempted murder, police… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Diaspora More Than Just Remittances

The diaspora has always been seen as a source of financial help for families back home, but all too often little more than that. Read more »

Morocco: Morocco - a Neighbour Nobody Wants

AN attempt by Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reset relations with the African Union (AU) started on a wrong footing and ended with "disaster" diplomacy. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Russian Delegation Expected Today

A Russian business delegation led by the Minister of Foreign Economic Relations of the Sverdlovsk Region of the Russian Federation, Yarin Vyacheslav, is expected in Zimbabwe today… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Dam Levels Break Records

The major interior dams currently hold 92 percent of their combined capacity with almost 65 percent now full as a result of the good rainy season. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Marry Mubaiwa Accused of Attempted Murder of Vice President Chiwenga, In Court Today

MARRY Mubaiwa diverted the entourage that accompanied Vice President Constantino Chiwenga to seek medical attention in South Africa to a hotel instead of going straight to hospital… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Govt Acts On Extra Lessons

Steps are being taken to enforce the ban on privately-paid extra lessons after it emerged that some teachers are not doing their work during normal learning hours to corruptly earn… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Parliament Begins Public Hearings On Mines Bill

Parliament has begun public hearings on the Mines and Mining Amendment Bill that seeks to harmonise perennial disputes between farmers and miners by providing for various conflict… Read more »

Zimbabwe: U.S. Official to Visit Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe will today host the United States deputy assistant secretary of State in the Bureau of African Affairs Ambassador Robert Scott, where discussions around various issues… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Makes Commonwealth Inroads

Zimbabwe continues to make headway in its quest to rejoin the Commonwealth after a Cabinet minister was invited to attend the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisations… Read more »

Zimbabwe: VP Chiwenga Invites Iranian Businesses to Explore Opportunities

VICE President and Minister of Health and Child Care Dr Constantino Chiwenga yesterday met his Islamic Republic of Iran counterpart, Vice President Mohammad Mokhber, and extended… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Border Authorities On High Alert Over Cholera

The screening of travellers at Beitbridge Border Post has been intensified following the death of one person due to cholera in South Africa. Read more »

Zimbabwe: 2023/24 Summer Cropping Season Preparations Begin

Preparations for the next summer cropping season, starting in the final months of this year, have started with the Government targeting a cereal production of 3,7 million tonnes to… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Efforts to Welcome South Africa Returnees Applauded

The efforts by government to ensure a safe return for all Zimbabweans living and working in South Africa when their permits expire in June, have been welcomed by ordinary people… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Deputy Minister Testifies in Fraud Case

Former Alouvine Investments Private Limited company director, Rudo Sarudzayi Mapfumo, allegedly defrauded Deputy Minister of Health and Child Care Dr John Mangwiro of over US$100… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Biti Delaying Assault Trial - Deputy Prosecutor-General Reza

Deputy Prosecutor-General Mr Michael Reza last Friday accused Tendai Biti of trying to delay his assault trial, again, after his lawyer Mr Alec Muchadehama said he intended to… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Shamva Man Crashed to Death By a Tree Uprooted By a Storm

A 23-year-old Shamva man was crashed to death by a huge fig tree uprooted by a storm yesterday. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Communities Excited Over Tugwi-Mukosi Opportunities

COMMUNITIES in southern Masvingo have welcomed the approval of the long-awaited Tugwi-Mukosi Combination Master Plan that is set to pave way for the development of various projects… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Returning Citizens From South Africa Need to Be Accepted

OVER the next four months, around 178 000 Zimbabweans will be coming home from South Africa as their special Zimbabwe Exemption Permits expire with President Mnangagwa, while not… Read more »