June 12
Zimbabwe: Chivayo Claims Artificial Intelligence Used to Clone His Voice in Leaked Audio
shadowy businessman begs Mnangagwa for forgiveness Read more »
Zimbabwe: Court Grants Chinese Company Chance to Defend a U.S.$14k Claim, Reinstatement of Employee
A company contracted by a top Lithium Miner Prospect Lithium Zimbabwe, Richmark Zimbabwe has secured a reprieve to defend itself in a labour dispute with its former employee… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Former Zupco Boss Wins U.S.$130k Damages Claim
Businessman Jayesh Shah has lost a Supreme Court appeal in which he was challenging payment of US$130 000 to former Zupco board chairperson, Charles Nherera being damages for… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Prosecutor in Rushwaya's Gold Smuggling Case Sentenced to 8 Years Imprisonment for Fraud
Pardon Dziva, a public prosecutor in Zimbabwe Miners Federation president Henrietta Rushwaya's gold smuggling case has been sentenced to an 8-year jail term by the Harare… Read more »
South Africa: South Africa Took Away Zimbabwe's Share of Cecil John Rhodes' Mining Rights, Now Evading Meetings to Discuss Issue - NRZ
The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) is seeking to claim a share of mining rights from 1.7 million hectares of land in South Africa taken away by the neighbouring country. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Top Zanu-PF Youth Activist Up for Defrauding ARDA of U.S.$9k Fertilizer, Agric Chemicals
A TOP Zanu PF youth activist has been dragged to court for allegedly defrauding the Agricultural Rural Development Agency (ARDA) of fertilizer and chemicals through a loan scheme,… Read more »
Zimbabwe: High Court Quashes Teen Rapists' Five-Year Jail Term
Chinhoyi High Court judges of appeal Justices Catherine Bhachi- Muzawazi has ordered the immediate release of a 14-year-old boy from Mashonaland West province who was jailed for… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Warriors Coach Blames Defenders for Bafana Bafana Loss
WARRIORS interim coach Jairos Tapera blamed the defenders after the team's 3-1 loss to South Africa at Free State Stadium on Tuesday evening in a Group C CAF World Cup Qualifiers… Read more »
Zimbabwe: New Cricket Ground for Mutare
ZIMBABWE Cricket is set to build a new cricket ground in Mutare. Read more »
June 11
Zimbabwe: Utterly Unacceptable! - GALZ Says After Anti-Gay Protestors Target Harare Offices
Gays and Lesbians Association of Zimbabwe (GALZ) has condemned the intimidation and vandalism by a small group of protestors at its Harare office on Sunday. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Woman in Court for Poisoning Pupils, Faces 6 Attempted Murder Charges
A 37-year-old Zvimba woman was on Saturday dragged to Chinhoyi Magistrates Court for allegedly lacing food with poison in an attempt to kill her daughter's schoolmates. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Winky D, Jah Prayzah Roll Up Sleeves Ahead of Redefined Concert
MUSIC stars Winky D and Jah Prayzah flexed their muscles over the weekend ahead of their anticipated showdown on Saturday at the Harare International Conference Centre. Read more »
South Africa/Zimbabwe: Warriors Eye First World Cup Qualifiers Win Against Bafana Bafana
ZIMBABWE senior men's football team will be hoping to register its first Group C CAF World Cup Qualifiers win on Tuesday evening when they lock horns with South Africa at Free… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Absence of Official Data On Stateless People in Zimbabwe 'Problematic'
HUMAN rights lobby group Amnesty International says the absence of official data on undocumented people in Zimbabwe is worrisome and problematic and has urged the state to amend… Read more »
June 10
Zimbabwe: Ex-Convict Chivayo's Leaked Audio Fingers Mnangagwa in Expansive, Shadowy Businesses
A LEAKED voice note by controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo has fingered President Emmerson Mnangagwa in his expansive and shadowy dealings that include millions paid for… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Esigodini College Buckles Under Pressure, Allows Students Defaulting On U.S.$350 Fees to Undergo Assessment
ESIGODINI Agricultural College has buckled under pressure from restive students, who faced gloomy prospects of deferring studies due to non-payment of attachment fees pegged at… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Death Toll Rises to 5 in Harare-Mutare Highway Accident Involving Two Buses, Haulage Truck
THE death toll in last Thursday's accident involving two buses and a haulage truck along Harare-Mutare highway has risen to five. Read more »
Zimbabwe: 8 Pupils Hospitalised for Vomiting, Stomach Aches After Sharing Poisoned Food At School
EIGHT pupils from a school in Mashonaland West province were hospitalised after vomiting excessively from ingesting food suspected to have been laced with poison. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Bogus Cop Arrested for Bashing Suspected Illegal Forex Dealer
A BOGUS police officer was recently arrested while his two accomplices escaped after members of the public intervened while they assaulted a Harare man for allegedly trading in… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Jordan Zemura Opens Up On His Talent Search Foundation's Future Plans
WARRIORS' utility player Jordan Zemura has opened up on future plans for his talent identification and nurturing foundation, which was launched over the weekend in Harare. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Divine Lunga Doubtful Ahead of Warriors Clash Against Bafana Bafana
WARRIORS' defender, Divine Lunga's appearance in the Group C CAF World Cup Qualifier against South Africa on Tuesday evening is in doubt following an injury scare. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Losing Warriors Snub Invitation to Zimbabwe's SA Embassy
ZIMBABWE's senior men's national soccer team, the Warriors' foreign based players on Saturday snubbed the team's visit to Zimbabwe embassy in South Africa. Read more »
June 09
Zimbabwe: Education Ministry Nudges Private Investors to Close Staggering 3,000 Schools Gap
Minister of Primary and Secondary Education (MoPSE), Torerai Moyo says there is a shortage of 3 000 schools in the country and challenged private investors to construct learning… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Rapist Duo Jailed 20 Years Each for Violating Granny (76)
Two sex offenders, who took turns to rape a 76-year-old woman, have been sentenced to 20 years in prison each. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Top Agricultural College 'Punishes' Students Defaulting On U.S.$350 Fees Payment
ASPIRING agronomists at a top agricultural science institution, Esigodini Agricultural College, risk deferring studies for failing to pay tuition fees and other ancillary costs,… Read more »