Former Energy Minister Fortune Chasi has urged Zimbabweans to stop blaming Chinese investors for widespread environmental destruction, arguing that corruption and weak governance among locals are the...
Outspoken politician Job Sikhala has voiced frustration over the lack of progress in police investigations into the bombing of his house in August, saying authorities have failed to act on critical e...
A joint medical team from Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals and the private Trauma Centre in Harare has successfully performed open-heart surgery for mitral valve replacement, marking a historic breakt...
The High Court has ordered Rockshade Car Rentals and Tours to refund the Methodist Church in Zimbabwe (MCZ) US$7,125 after the company failed to provide a 60-seater luxury bus as contracted, instead ...
Four suspected armed robbers, including two foreign nationals, were shot dead in a dramatic high-speed chase and gun battle with police along the Harare-Bulawayo Road near the Norton Tollgate last Th...
Bulawayo mayor David Coltart has revealed that his law firm, Webb, Low and Barry, is assisting in a civil claim on behalf of victims of the late British evangelical Christian barrister John Smyth, who...
Zimbabwe is losing about 1,200 teachers every month, as many leave for other jobs, informal activities, or emigrate, a local teachers' union leader has warned. The country has been gripped by a prolo...
Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has called on his supporters to remain calm and focused despite what he described as "sideshows, lies and falsehoods" being pushed by h...
Two Zanu-PF officials from Hopley have been arrested by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) on allegations of fraud involving the illegal sale of private land valued at approximately US$1....
Harare City Council's proposed master plan has suffered a setback after residents dismissed it as incomplete, saying it ignores legacy issues such as corruption, poor service delivery and weak institu...
Industry leaders have raised alarm over the high rates and rentals charged by local authorities, warning that the trend is threatening the viability of businesses and undermining government efforts t...
Zimbabwe will soon allow private companies to operate trains on State-owned railway lines under a new open access framework aimed at liberalising the rail sector and improving efficiency.Transport an...
Police have launched a nationwide crackdown on unroadworthy vehicles in Zimbabwe, pulling 186 cars off the road in a sweeping blitz that began on 23 September and will run until 27 October 2025. The ...
Dubious tests conducted on the decommissioned Khami Dam have alleged that its water is safe for use, raising fears that the seriously poluted facility will be used as an alternative source for Bulawa...
Zimbabwean political activist Rutendo Matinyarare has asserted that Zimbabwe has successfully built a "transformed economy" without reliance on the International Monetary Fund (IMF), highlighting what...
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) assessment has raised concerns over Zimbabwe's fiscal transparency, revealing that the country may have understated its total public debt by approximately US$2 bi...
A traditional leader from Manicaland is facing legal action after refusing to retract controversial remarks in which he called for President Emmerson Mnangagwa to be granted a life-presidency.Acting ...
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has urged government to domesticate and fully implement African Union (AU) protocols on the rights of older persons, warning that without stronger protecti...
The Hwange Local Board has completed the surveying and pegging of 600 residential, commercial and institutional stands as part of efforts to reduce the town's housing backlog and address the shortage...
Business in the Senate was disrupted on Thursday after cabinet ministers failed to attend the weekly Question and Answer session, forcing the Deputy President of the Senate, Retired General Michael N...
Zimbabwe's government has yet to procure critical cancer treatment machines, despite claims of mobilising over US$30 million as of December 2024 for their acquisition, raising concerns about the stat...
ONGOING and new mining projects are playing a key role in steering Zimbabwe towards an industrialised, modern, and prosperous economy by 2030, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando h...
Zimbabwe has garnered the support of 134 countries in its bid for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), surpassing the minimum 128 votes required for election. The end...
Bulawayo councillors last week clashed with Town Clerk Christopher Dube after he sought to overturn a previous council decision on his contract extension. Dube's initial two-year extension was set to...
Zanu-PF MP Energy Mutodi is facing intense scrutiny after accusing Finance ministry permanent secretary George Guvamatanga of demanding bribes from government contractors, with experts saying his soc...