Zimbabwe: Warriors Step-Up Act

After a somewhat slow start to his training camp, Warriors coach Michael Nees was a relieved man yesterday as the bulk of his high-profile players turned up, boosting Zimbabwe's… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Kaindu's Faith Tested in Dynamos Survival Mission

Dynamos coach Kelvin Kaindu says faith remains his strongest weapon as the Harare giants battle to stay in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Mine Entra, Africonfex Start

The Mining, Engineering and Transport exhibition gets underway today at the Zimbabwe International Exhibition and Conference Smart City in Bulawayo Read more »

Zimbabwe: Nees Gets Full Squad

The Warriors have finally gone full throttle in training after coach Michael Nees welcomed a full complement of players ahead of Friday's FIFA 2026 World Cup qualifier against… Read more »

Zimbabwe: ZB Breaks Ground With Sustainability Certification

ZB Bank has become the first banking institution in the country to receive sustainability certification, with the central bank saying the integration of sustainability into the… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Drone Technology to Enhance Cloud Seeding

Government will introduce drone technology to complement the traditional use of aircraft cloud seeding technology as preparations for the 2025/2026 summer cropping season gather… Read more »

Zimbabwe: All Set for O, a-Level Exams

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Zimbabwe: Chirping in Colonial Wilderness - We Want Our Bird Back

The imposing stone monument of Great Zimbabwe in Masvingo is evidence of an ancient sophisticated civilisation. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Madzibaba Zakaria's Wife Appeals for Help

Margaret Gweshe, wife to sungura godfather Madzibaba Nicholas Zakaria, has revealed that the legend is unwell and appealed for Good Samaritans' intervention. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Impassioned Plea to Save Zim Stone Sculpture From Plunder

Zimbabwe'S stone sculpture plays an important role in interpreting social reality between the artist and the viewer. It forms a contemporary cultural memory bank for further study… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Climate Change Threatens Mana Pools Biodiversity

Climate change, alongside a huge elephant population, land degradation and habitat loss, are emerging as top threats to biodiversity at Mana Pools National Park tucked on the… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Illegal Structures Demolition to Bring Sanity

Years ago, everything was just simply good in Harare. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Council Demolishes Illegal Structures Around Glenview 8 Complex

Harare City Council has continued its demolishing exercise of illegal structures and today razed down some at Glenview 8 complex that encroached road servitudes. Read more »

Mozambique: Car Stolen From SA Destined for Mozambique Intercepted

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Zimbabwe: Zimbabwean English Names Make Diasporans Laughing Stock

Zimbabweans in the United Kingdom are having a torrid time with their English names. Read more »

Zimbabwe: The Scars of Cyclone Eline

IT is now more than 10 years since Cyclone Eline hit remote rural communities in the country leaving a trail of destruction on basic infrastructure but the pain it caused is still… Read more »

Zimbabwe: It's a Bloody Racist Game

IF you are an Arsenal fan, then it must certainly have been a very painful week losing the battle to keep Cesc Fabregas at the Emirates and the mocking that has followed the small… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Bonyongo the Destroyer

SOMEWHERE in the rural area of Buhera, lies the Man Mountain -- known to the world simply as Kilimanjaro -- who boxed his way from Mbare to rule the African continent. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Housing Co-Op Management Under Fire

MANAGEMENT at Sally Mugabe Housing Co-operative should answer to charges of gross mismanagement, corruption and breach of law, the Government has said. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Mazowe Dam Almost Dry

MAZOWE Dam has almost dried up, threatening aquatic life as well as the future of irrigation on surrounding farms that include Mazowe Citrus farm. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Top Official's Farm Underutilised

IRRIGATION equipment worth millions of dollars and other farming implements are lying idle on Lynton Farm Plot 15 near Marondera while workers on the plot allege that they have not… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Rhodes' Grave is Part of National Heritage: Official

THE Director of the National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe, Dr Godfrey Mahachi, says Cecil John Rhodes's grave in the Matopos National Park is part of Zimbabwe's heritage and… Read more »