Zimbabwe: South African Airways Resumes Flights to Victoria Falls After Nearly Three Years

South Africa's national carrier resumed flights between Johannesburg and Zimbabwe's Victoria Falls this week after nearly three years. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Relief for Vendors As Famous Mupedzanhamo Market Set to Reopen

VENDORS operating at an undesignated space near Mupedzanhamo market in Harare have sighed a breath of relief following an announcement that their official vending site will be… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Chinese Firm Building Billion Dollar Steel Plant in Mvuma Set to Construct 1,000km Long Cargo Railway Line and Rehabilitate Old Network

TSINGSHAN Holdings, which has already poured US$2 billion in investments locally and is currently building a US$1 billion steel plant at Manhidze, near Chivhu, is set to construct… Read more »

Zimbabwe: MDC Formally Endorses Mwonzora for 2023 At Party's 5th Elective Congress

THE opposition MDC party has endorsed its leader Douglas Mwonzora as its sole candidate ahead of next year's polls. Read more »

Zimbabwe: TM Pick n Pay Pressed to Publicly Sanction Abusive Manager or Face Boycott

Retail giant, TM Pick n Pay has been put on notice to publicly sanction its Westgate Branch male employee believed to be a manager, who was last Wednesday captured on video… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Rights Lawyers Demand Repeal of President Emmerson Mnangagwa's Insult Laws

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Zimbabwe: IMF Says Zimbabwe's Tight Monetary Policy Helping Ease Economic Instability

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has commended Zimbabwe's current tight monetary policy stance for easing economic instability amid a cocktail of further areas for improvement… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Mthwakazi Party Worried As Jailed Activists Are Transferred From Byo to Notorious Chikurubi Prison

Mthwakazi Republic Party (MRP) has raised concerns over detention of their party activists in Harare, complaining that it was costly travelling from Bulawayo to visit them. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Son-in-Ceiling Gogo Mahlahla to Go Home After Court Grants Her Bail - She Faces Culpable Homicide Charges Over Husband's Decaying Body

A CONTROVERSIAL Zengeza woman who made headlines for keeping her son in a ceiling for over a decade and her decaying husband's corpse for days without notifying police has been… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Dagga, Crystal Meth and Prescription Drugs Most Used Substances Among HIV/Aids and TB Key Populations, Research Shows

A recent survey among people most vulnerable to HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis (TB) has shown that illegal use of banned substances is rife. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Last Man Standing Allan Chimbetu Set to Drop Sixth Album

Dendera maestro and the last man standing from the genre originators, Allan Chimbetu is set to drop his sixth album titled 'Mhute' this coming Monday. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Exiled Musician Thomas Mapfumo Backs Chamisa in U.S.$40k Loan Scandal

Exiled Chimurenga music icon Thomas Mapfumo has backed Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa and blasted the opposition members of parliament who accepted US$40… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Mai Titi Pleads With Creditors As She Sinks in Debt

Local comedienne and socialite, Mai Titi - real name Felistas Murata - has pleaded with people she is owing money to give her more time to pay up. Read more »

Africa: Zimbabwean Journalist Hopewell Chin'ono Ranked Among 7 Activists in Africa

Government critic and filmmaker, Hopewell Chin'ono has received recognition from Global Citizen, an international education and advocacy organisation for his outstanding work in… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Former Zesa CEO Blames Low Tariffs, Delayed Sacrifices for Current Electricity Problems

Former Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) chief executive officer, Engineer Josh Chifamba has blamed unfavourable tariffs and delayed sacrifices for plunging the nation… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Opposition Leader Chamisa Blasts Govt Over Free Solar Systems for Top Officials

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa, says government's decision to provide free solar systems for top officials at the expense of impoverished taxpayers is a… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Tempers Flare As Mnangagwa Is Honoured With Freedom of City Status

Former Gweru Mayor, Josiah Makombe, has said the recent conferment of Freedom of the City Status on President Emmerson Mnangagwa by MDC-Alliance councillors was done without… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Five Years After Fire Disaster, Matapi Victims Still Live in Bar - 'Life Is Hard Here, Five People Share One Mattress'

In a public toilet housed in a now-abandoned and dilapidated City of Harare bar, a bunch of homeless young adults, visibly drunk, are squatting just so they could shut their eyes… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Government Targets Citizens for Its Failure to Negotiate What It Terms 'International Sanctions'

In what is becoming a circus in African politics, the Zimbabwean government believes that sanctions can be mitigated through arresting or jailing citizens who are standing up… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Total Collapse of Kariba Power Station's Unit 4 Worsened Already Dire Electricity Situation - Official Reveals

THE ongoing electricity crisis facing Zimbabwe, while partly due to power generation suspension on account of depleted water allocations, has been compounded by total collapse of… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Socialite Tatelicious Chronicles Abuse At South African Airport Officials, Says She Was Sexually Assaulted

Controversial socialite Tatelicious, real name Tatenda Zenzo Karigambe, has launched scathing sexual harassment allegations against South African Johannesburg OR Tambo airport… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Music Producer, Levels Granted ZW$20,000 Bail

Prominent music producer Tafadzwa Kadzimwe popularly known as Levels has been granted ZW$20 000 bail by a Harare magistrate. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Brace for Dark Christmas Says Energy Minister As Electricity Crisis Deepens

ENERGY minister Soda Zhemu has said the nation is embroiled in a funding crisis which has made it impossible to swiftly ease the ongoing power blackouts. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe's Termination of Pregnancy Laws Perpetuating Stigmatization of People With Disabilities

Every third of December, Zimbabwe joins the world in commemorating the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). Read more »

Zimbabwe: Tsitsi Dangarembga Among Writers Honoured By the Royal Society of Literature

Writers including Tsitsi Dangarembga, Anne Carson and Mary Gaitskill have been honoured by the RSL International Writers programme, which recognises the contribution of writers… Read more »