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Mighty Warriors seek redemption against Zambia at COSAFA Women’s Championship
The Mighty Warriors will be targeting a strong comeback at the COSAFA Women’s Championship in Polokwane, South Africa, as they look to move past recent disappointments and prove their competitiveness...
New Presumptive Rental Income Tax introduced
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has  introduced the new  Presumptive Rental Income Tax, which takes  effect from January 1, 2026, under the Finance Act, 2025 (Act No. 7 of 2025).The new tax app...
Muzarabani Sustains Injury Ahead of ICC World Cup
 Zimbabwe have a fitness concern in their final warm-up match of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, with fast bowler Blessing Muzarabani carrying a hamstring niggle and not yet at 100 percent fitness a...
POSB Partners Mastercard for New International Remittance Service
The People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB) has partnered with Mastercard to introduce a new international money transfer solution, POSB Remit Outbound, aimed at making it easier for Zimbabweans to send mone...
$114 Million Trabablas Already Plagued by Potholes
Less than a year after its official opening in May 2025, the $114 million Trabablas Interchange is already showing signs of deterioration, with potholes forming on the roads.The problem has affected c...
Foot-and-Mouth Adds to Ongoing Cattle Deaths in Midlands
Chirumhanzu district in the Midlands province continues to face a severe livestock crisis, with communities now battling foot-and-mouth disease on top of another deadly outbreak that struck since 2024...
Munetsi's Mutiny: When Personal Grievance Betrays National Pride
 The rumoured plan by Marshall Munetsi to dramatically quit the Zimbabwe national team via a public video is his prerogative. If personal disillusionment or lingering injury concerns fuel this decisio...
Chiruvo Clan Leadership Wrangle Heads to Masvingo Courts
 A long-standing dispute within the Chiruvo family over headmanship has deepened, with family members accusing Chief Zimuto of favoritism in the selection of the next headman.The conflict, which has r...
Botswana’s Shoot-to-Kill Policy Leaves Plumtree Villagers in Ruins
 Outrage is growing along the Zimbabwe–Botswana border after Botswana authorities shot and burnt hundreds of cattle belonging to impoverished villagers, a move critics say reflects a ruthless policy t...