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Chinese Pair Accused of Taking US$650k in Failed Lithium Investment Deal
 Two Chinese nationals have been granted bail after appearing in court on allegations of defrauding an investor of about US$650,000 in a lithium trading venture and subsequently laundering the proceed...
Former Auto Spares Manager Accused of Forging Directorship Documents
 A Harare man has appeared in court facing forgery charges after allegedly appointed himself as a director of an auto parts company using fraudulent corporate documents.Julius Mugariri appeared before...
New Cohort of Women Graduates Ready for Zimbabwe’s Digital Economy
Thirty-four young women have graduated from the inaugural Data Empowerment, Actualization and Leadership (DEAL) Programme, a digital skills initiative spearheaded by DataWired in partnership with the...
91% Compliance, But Where Is the Accountability?
Zimbabwe has recorded a sharp increase in compliance with international public sector accounting standards, with 91 percent of government entities submitting financial statements in 2025 compared to 6...
Civil Society Mobilises for Zimbabwe’s Next UN Rights Review
Zimbabwean civil society organisations have begun preparing a coordinated assessment of the country's human rights record ahead of a United Nations review in 2027, with the process expected to place r...
Maintenance wars show children caught between bills and excuses
Harare Civil Court cases show mothers counting the cost of care while fathers plead thin pockets, leaving magistrates to decide what a child’s welfare is worth. At the Harare Civil Court this week, th...
From Orania to Cape Independence: The Puppet Masters of South Africa's Rage
  Debra Manyasi- Contributor  The Uncomfortable QuestionThe March and March movement and Operation Dudula. These waves of Afrophobic attacks sweeping across South Africa are not isolated outbursts.The...
MSU student awarded just $60 a month in $280 maintenance bid against soldier baby daddy
A Midlands State University (MSU) media  student appeared before the Harare Civil Court seeking maintenance from the father of her three-year-old child, whom she accused of failing to adequately suppo...
Stanbic Pumps US$227m Into Mining Sector
Zimbabwe's mining sector received US$227 million in financing from Stanbic Bank in 2025, underscoring growing investment in an industry that remains one of the country's largest sources of foreign cur...
CCZ Raises Alarm Over Surge in Online Retail Scams
 Munyaradzi DomaThe Consumer Council of Zimbabwe has raised concern over a surge in online retail scams, warning that a growing number of consumers are losing money to fraudulent sellers operating on...