Zimbabwe: Parliament Concerned By Government's Snub of Mzilikazi Day

Parliament has raised concerns over the government's continued non-recognition of the annual Mzilikazi Day. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Chinese National Jailed 18 Years for Wildlife Trafficking in Zimbabwe

A CHINESE national caught with rhino horns worth over US$240,000 has been sentenced to an effective 18-year jail term. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Judge Slams Lenient Sentence for Mother Caught With 1kg of Dagga

A High Court judge has blasted a magistrate for imposing a lenient sentence on a single mother of four caught with almost a kilogram of dagga, ruling that the punishment "fell… Read more »

Zimbabwe: High Court Denies Removal of Top Corporate Rescue Practitioner in U.S.$600,000 Dispute

The High Court of Zimbabwe has dismissed a contentious application to remove Cecil Madondo, the Corporate Rescue Practitioner (CRP) for MCA Venture Capital (Pvt) Ltd, signalling a… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Mthuli Ncube Slashes Repetitive Licensing Fees After Personal Experience With 'Exorbitant' Restaurant Registration Charges

Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has followed through on his pledge to overhaul Zimbabwe's costly and repetitive licensing regime after experiencing first-hand the burden his wife… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Inside Zimbabwe's Gold Mines Where Men Risk Being Buried Alive for a Few Dollars

Metro UK's foreign correspondent Gergana Krasteva reports from Zimbabwe Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwean Activist Nyokayemabhunu Fears SA Is Colluding With Zanu-PF to Send Him Back Home

Since his arrest on 13 April, Wellington Masiwa has been in prison for illegally entering South Africa and for alleged fraud in Zimbabwe. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Kaindu Named Coach of the Month, Machope Shines in Players' Category

Dynamos coach Kelvin Kaindu has hit the ground running at Dembare, scooping the Premier Soccer League (PSL) Coach of the Month award for August. Read more »

Zimbabwe/Mozambique: Young Warriors Face Mozambique in Cosafa Cup Opener

Zimbabwe boys under 17 team will kick off its CAF Africa Cup of Nations COSAFA Qualifiers campaign with a clash against Mozambique at Ngoni Stadium in Norton, Thursday afternoon. Read more »

Zimbabwe: King Kandoro Headlines Comedy Night As Shoko Festival Celebrates Crystal Jubilee

As the Shoko Festival marks 15 years since inception, the spotlight will be on the legacy of the country's largest urban culture festival, and there is no better way to mark the… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Most Taxed Nation in Africa - Biti Warns New 'Punitive, Absurd' Taxes Will Further Cripple Zimbabwe's Economy

Former Finance Minister Tendai Biti has slammed the government's newly enforced presumptive taxes as punitive and absurd, warning they will cripple informal traders, small-scale… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Targets Asian Beef Markets, Scales Up Foot and Mouth Disease Surveillance

Zimbabwe is stepping up efforts to expand beef exports to Asian markets, with authorities intensifying surveillance of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) to safeguard herd health and… Read more »

Africa: Foreigners Can't Dictate South Africa's Affairs - Operation Dudula Leader Hits Back At Zanu-PF As Zimbabweans Face Hospital Bans

Operation Dudula leader Zandile Dabula has hit back at Zanu PF spokesperson Farai Marapira's remarks that the movement betrays ubuntu, insisting that no foreigner will dictate how… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Brother Beheads Sister for Rituals, Goes Blind On Eve of Trial

A Magunje family was left shattered after their 20-year-old son murdered his own sister in cold blood, then lost his sight on the eve of his trial. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Industry Worried Over Central Bank Monetary Policy Statement's Impact On Demand

The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) has warned that while the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe's (RBZ) tight Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) has helped ease inflationary… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Despite Progressive Move to Scrap Death Penalty, New Survey Reveals Majority of Zimbabweans Want It Back

More than half of Zimbabweans surveyed by Afrobarometer believe the death penalty is a fair punishment for those who commit heinous crimes, the continental organisation's latest… Read more »

Zimbabwe: ZIMRA's New Presumptive Vehicle Taxes Could Push Prices Up, Worsen Poverty - Legislator

The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA)'s newly introduced presumptive taxes will burden vulnerable citizens already struggling with stagnant salaries and rising living costs,… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Polish and Nato Forces Scramble to Shoot Down Russian Drones

Polish and NATO forces have shot down drones violating the country's airspace during a Russian aerial attack on neighbouring Ukraine. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Chevrons to Play Namibia Ahead of T20i World Cup Africa Regional Finals

The Zimbabwe senior men's cricket team is set to play Namibia in a three-match T20I series scheduled from September 15 to 18. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Rasta the Artist - From Sketching Mandela, Honouring Legends and Painting Africa's Heritage

September is Heritage Month in South Africa -- a time to celebrate the nation's cultural diversity, traditions, and stories that shape its identity. Few artists embody that spirit… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Mob Justice Suspected After Zimbabwean Man Brutally Murdered in Limpopo

Police in Limpopo have launched an investigation into a suspected mob justice incident after the body of a man, believed to be a Zimbabwean national, was discovered in Mooihoek,… Read more »

Southern Africa: Zimbabwe Ranked Among World's Best Countries to Visit in 2025, According to Travel Experts

If 2025 is the year you're finally planning that big trip, travel experts say Zimbabwe and Morocco should be high on your list. Global travel platform Kayak has named both… Read more »

Southern Africa: Zimbabwe's Climate Crisis - Girls Forced Into Young Marriage and Boys Into Illegal Mining

Metro UK's foreign correspondent Gergana Krasteva reports from Zimbabwe Read more »

Zimbabwe: Kadewere Not Dropped for Warriors Last Match, Sources Explain - As Nees Begs for Peace

REPORTS that Warriors coach Michael Nees was forced to drop forward Tino Kadewere for their World Cup qualifier against Rwanda following his altercation with journalist Yvonne… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Harare Residents Rally Against Council's Sale of Otto Road to Mnangagwa's Son - Warn of Impact to Vulnerable Groups

HIGHLANDS residents are up in arms with the Harare City Council over the planned sale of a public road in the suburb to an individual believed to be President Emmerson Mnangagwa's… Read more »