May 12
Zimbabwe: Eight Held As Police Seize 40kg of Dagga in Anti-Drug Operation
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) says eight people have been arrested in separate anti-drug operations carried out in Harare and along the Bulawayo-Harare Road. Read more »
May 11
Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Elevates Retired General Sibanda to Zanu-PF Politburo
Retired army commander Philip Valerio Sibanda has been appointed to the ruling ZANU-PF politburo in a move announced by party spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Chivayo Pledges Bus to Dynamos Despite Derby Defeat
Businessman Wicknell Chivayo has pledged to buy a new 65-seater bus for Dynamos F.C. and reward players with US$50 000 despite the club's defeat to rivals CAPS United F.C. in the… Read more »
May 08
Zimbabwe: Netflix Brings Zimbabwean Novel the Polygamist to Screen
Zimbabwean writer Sue Nyathi is set to reach a global audience after her acclaimed novel The Polygamist was adapted into a Netflix drama series premiering next month. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Govt Says BIPPA Farm Returns Do Not Reverse Land Reform
Government has dismissed claims that the return of farms protected under Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection Agreements (BIPPA) marks a reversal of Zimbabwe's land reform… Read more »
Zimbabwe: High Court Blocks Immediate Return of Disputed Bindura Mine Sites
The High Court has dismissed an application by Ouro Tanque Private Limited seeking immediate control of disputed mining sites in Bindura pending an appeal by Freda Rebecca Gold… Read more »
Zimbabwe: High Chance of El Niño Raises Fears for Zimbabwe's Rainy Season
The Meteorological Services Department says there is a high probability that Zimbabwe could experience an El Niño weather pattern during the 2026/27 rainy season raising… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Digital Rights Activists Criticise Zambia Over Rightscon Cancellation
Three African digital rights organisations have condemned the cancellation of the 2026 edition of RightsCon in Zambia, accusing authorities of yielding to foreign pressure and… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Gvt Steps Up Mine Inspections After Fatal Chegutu Accidents
The government says it has intensified inspections and monitoring of mining activities following fatal accidents at illegal mining sites in Chegutu. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwean Conservationist ,Moreangels Mbizah, Wins 'Green Oscar' for Community Wildlife Protection
Zimbabwean conservationist Moreangels Mbizah has become the first Zimbabwean to receive the prestigious Whitley Award for her work in community-led wildlife conservation and… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Delta Beverages Defends Quality Standards in Coca-Cola Court Dispute
Delta Beverages has defended its product quality and manufacturing standards after a Harare man took the company to court alleging he found foreign objects in a bottle of… Read more »
May 07
Zimbabwe: Zim Moves Away From Orphanages in Major Child Care Reform
Zimbabwe says it is accelerating efforts to move children out of institutional care and into family-based environments as part of sweeping reforms aimed at strengthening child… Read more »
Zimbabwe: MPs' Wetland Housing Plan Halted After 'Save Our Vlei' Protest
A controversial housing development on Harare's protected Monavale Wetland has been halted after residents staged a dramatic protest that drew the attention of senior government… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Cab 3 Strengthens Constitutional Governance - Zpsaa
The Zimbabwe Presidential Scholarship Alumni Association for Economic Development has described the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Bill as a critical step towards… Read more »
May 06
Zimbabwe: Govt Reduces Mining Fees to Boost Investment
The Government has approved a broad overhaul of licences, permits and fees in the mining sector in a move it says will reduce the cost of doing business and improve… Read more »
Zimbabwe: New National Health Strategy 'Key to Transforming Health Sector'
The Government has launched a high-level validation workshop for the country's National Health Strategy 2026-2030, describing it as a key plan to transform the health sector. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Death Toll in Harare-Nyamapanda Road Accident Rises
The death toll from a road accident involving a Malawi-bound DRD bus has risen to 17, the Zimbabwe Republic Police has confirmed. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Chinese CEO Accused of Political Interference, Labour Abuses At Manhize Steel Plant
A storm is brewing at the Dinson Iron and Steel Company (DISCO), one of Zimbabwe's flagship industrial projects, amid serious allegations of political interference, labour… Read more »
May 05
Zimbabwe: Fatal Bus Accident On Harare-Nyamapanda Road Claims 14 Lives
At least 14 people have died following a road traffic accident involving a long-distance luxury coach along the Harare-Nyamapanda highway, police have confirmed. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Students Receive Laptops in Push to Bridge Digital Divide
Students enrolled in technical and vocational training programmes have received nearly 200 laptops under a scheme aimed at boosting digital skills and widening access to education. Read more »
Zimbabwe: High Court Orders Release of 'Hidden' Land Report After Six-Year Wait
The High Court has ordered President Emmerson Mnangagwa to make public a long-awaited report into the controversial sale of state land in a ruling seen as a major test of… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Harare Man in Court Over Fatal Petrol Attack On Ex-Wife
A 33-year-old man has appeared in court in Harare charged with murder and attempted murder after allegedly setting his former partner and her companion on fire. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Ex-Minister Mzembi Granted Bail Ahead of Court Verdict
Former Tourism minister Walter Mzembi has been granted US$1 000 bail by the High Court as he awaits judgment in his criminal abuse of office case bringing to an end nearly a year… Read more »
May 04
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Crisis Driving Migration Says Chamisa
Former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has called for peaceful coexistence among African nationals in South Africa, condemning xenophobia and violence targeting migrants. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Sikhala Explosives Case Delayed As Defence Alleges Political Plot
The case involving Zimbabwean opposition figure Job Sikhala and his uncle Alexander Ferrowst Thema has been postponed to 3 August 2026 by a South African court. Read more »
