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Man accused of using duplicate keys in US$128k Harare break-in
 A Harare court is hearing a case in which a Dzivarasekwa man allegedly used duplicate keys to break into a woman's home and steal US$128,000 before allegedly buying luxury vehicles with the proceeds....
Indus Waters Treaty crisis deepens as India says trust with Pakistan has run dry
   ZimNow International DeskThe decision by India to place the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance marks a serious moment in one of the world’s most closely watched water-sharing arrangements.Signed in 19...
Mutsvangwa calls for Southern Africa bloc approach to China as migrant crisis exposes regional failures
ZimNow News DeskZANU PF Secretary for Information and Publicity Ambassador Christopher Mutsvangwa has called for Southern Africa to engage China as a bloc, saying the region must confront shared econo...
Powertel, Paratus switch on Zimbabwe’s first high-capacity regional fibre corridor
Lto R: Shareholder Mutapa Investment Fund, represented by Mr. Tinashe Yafele (Head of Energy and Trading); Powertel Board Chairperson: Mrs. Miriam Chahuruva; Powertel Acting Managing Director: Mr. Wil...
Cioaba Backs Himself to Revive Dynamos
It may be his first coaching job in Zimbabwe, but Romanian tactician Aristica Cioaba is no stranger to Zimbabwean footballers.The experienced coach has spent 12 years coaching in different African cou...
Parliament Commends SADC Award-Winning Sports Journalist Nyakwenda
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Sports and Recreation has extended its highest commendations to veteran sportswriter Langton Nyakwenda following his landmark victory at the regional Southern...
Energy Poverty Deepens Rural Struggles
Energy insecurity continues to define daily life in Zimbabwe, particularly in rural communities where households still rely heavily on firewood and other traditional fuels. This reflects a broader Afr...
World Bank Flags Mounting Food Fecurity Risks
Rising fertilizer prices, weakening prospects for global cereal production and the growing threat of another El Niño weather event are converging to create fresh risks for food security, according to...
Govt Reverses Foreign Ownership Rule for Telecoms
The Government has abruptly withdrawn controversial regulations that would have required telecommunications companies to be at least 75 percent Zimbabwean-owned, reversing a policy that had sparked co...
Patients Link Corruption to Medicine Shortages as Healthcare Complaints Mount
For many Zimbabweans, the biggest obstacle to healthcare is no longer simply a shortage of medicines or underfunded hospitals. Increasingly, patients say corruption, unofficial charges and weak accoun...