February 27
Zimbabwe: Four Cops Convicted for Taking U.S.$60 Weekly Bribe From Motorist for Two Years
Two Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) cops stationed at Chinhoyi Traffic have been found guilty of soliciting a weekly US$60 bribe from a transport operator in exchange for free… Read more »
February 26
Africa: More Woes for Zimbabwe, Africa As UK, Netherlands Announce Cuts On Aid Fund
PRESSURE to deliver is expected to mount on Zimbabwe and other African governments following decisions by the United Kingdom (UK) and Netherlands to significantly cut international… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Parliament Slams Police Over Deadly Pirate Taxi Pursuits
PARLIAMENT has raised concerns over the vehicle pursuits of pirate taxis commonly known as "mushikashika" and commuter omnibuses by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers,… Read more »
Africa: African Countries Urged to Mobilise Alternative Funding for HIV, TB and Malaria Prevention Amid Financing Crisis
SOUTHERN African Development Community (SADC) health ministers have called upon governments to mobilize alternative funding sources to sustain critical health programs, including… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Industry Doubts 3 Percent Inflation Rate Is Still Achievable By Year End
The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) has expressed doubts over the fiscal authorities' capability to attain a 3% month-on-month inflation rate by year-end. Read more »
Zimbabwe: How Mablanyo Transformed Wolves Star Munetsi Into a Midfielder
Years back, Dynamos coach Lloyd "Mablanyo" Chigowe had a chance to coach Marshall Munetsi in the men's Under 17 national team. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zimtrade Implores Local Companies to Tap Into the U.S.$144,3 Billion Agrochemicals Global Industry
Trade Promotion agency, ZimTrade has implored local players to pursue strategic partnerships and tap into the US$144 billion agrochemicals global industry potential. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Master H's EP - a Story of Ghetto Tears and Existential Strife
Zimdancehall sensation Hillary Marufu, popularly known as Master H, has picked up where he left off last year with the release of an Extended Play (EP). Read more »
Zimbabwe: GEO Pomona's Waste Deal Yet to Kick Off As Garbage Piles Up in Harare
GEO Pomona, a private company awarded the mandate to oversee waste management in Harare, is yet to begin its operations, with residential areas accumulating uncollected garbage. Read more »
Zimbabwe/Angola: Mighty Warriors Eye Return Leg Victory Against Angola
Zimbabwe senior women's football team is hoping for a positive outcome on Wednesday when they host Angola at Lucas Moripe stadium in South Africa in a Women's Africa Cup Of Nations… Read more »
February 25
Zimbabwe: HSTV's Mhlanga Complains About Inhumane Treatment By Police Officers - State Opposes Bail Says He Will Interfere With Witnesses Who Are His Juniors At Work
The lawyer representing Alpha Media Holdings (AMH ) journalist, Blessed Mhlanga who is being accused of transmission of information that incites violence or causes damage to… Read more »
Zimbabwe: How Softorbits' Ai Photo Editor Helps Professional Photographers Gain a Competitive Edge
SoftOrbits, a software development company founded in 2006 by Eugene Ustinenkov, focuses on building utilities that help photography enthusiasts deal with tedious and difficult… Read more »
February 24
Zimbabwe: How Mobile Gaming Is Transforming Entertainment and Connectivity in Zimbabwe
Mobile gaming has seen explosive growth in Zimbabwe over the last decade, with online casino games such as roulette and slots becoming increasingly popular. What was once a niche… Read more »
February 23
Zimbabwe: Ti Gonzi to Mark Birthday With the Release of New Album '20twenty-Fight'
Zimbabwean hip-hop artist Ti Gonzi will mark his birthday with the release of his latest album titled '20Twenty-Fight.' Read more »
February 21
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe's ARV Supplies May Run Dry By June After USAID Cut Funding
Zimbabwe's antiretroviral (ARV) medication supplies will be depleted by the end of June if it fails to address a funding gap which has been created by USAID's recent cessation of… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Mt Hampden Residents Facing Displacement to Make Way for Cyber City Plead for Clarity From Govt
TURNER farm residents in Mt Hampden, who are facing displacement to pave way for the development of the new multi-million-dollar Zim Cyber City project, 26 kilometres northwest of… Read more »
February 20
Zimbabwe: Tshabangu Expelled From CCC for Bringing Party Into Disrepute
The Welshman Ncube-led Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) announced on Wednesday that self-appointed party secretary general Sengezo Tshabangu had been expelled from the party for… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Hurungwe Man Kills Wife, Niece and Village Head
A Hurungwe man has been arrested on allegations of killing his wife, niece and their village head in cold blood in a space of two days. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Ecocash Holdings to Rebrand As Nyambirai Assumes 53,3% in Steward Bank
ECOCASH Holdings Limited says it will soon rebrand as Steward Bank is now the only remaining unit under its purview following the takeover by businessman Tawanda Nyambirai. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Govt Suspends Urban Connect's Operating License for Six Months After Masvingo-Beitbridge Road Accident Which Killed 25
The government has, with immediate effect, suspended Urban Connect Holdings Pvt Ltd operating license for six months pending investigations after one of its buses was involved in a… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Police Officer Convicted of Criminal Abuse of Office
A Zimbabwean Republic Police (ZRP) officer has been convicted of criminal abuse of office after letting off the hook a suspect. Read more »
Zimbabwe: ZACC Arrests Zanu-PF Councillor, Cop for Stealing Agricultural Inputs
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has arrested a Zanu PF councillor and a Karoi-based police officer on allegations of stealing presidential agricultural inputs and… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Compensating Ex-White Farmers for 'Developments' While Ignoring the Africans Who Worked On the Land - Says CCC MP
CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) legislator Darlington Chigumbu has said that the government's initiative to compensate former white farmers overlooks the disadvantaged black… Read more »
February 19
Zimbabwe: Govt Says It Is 'Testing Equipment' As Troop Carriers Are Spotted Along Borrowdale Road
The armoured personnel carriers (APCs) spotted along Harare's Borrowdale Road are part of a routine exercise and not a cause for alarm, government has said. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Govt Says It Is 'Testing Equipment' As Military Tanks Are Spotted Along Borrowdale Road
THE military tanks spotted along Harare's Borrowdale Road are part of a routine exercise and not a cause for alarm, government has said. Read more »