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Sleeping man loses over US$2k cash and car
Michael MashiriA Harare man has been taken to court for allegedly stealing car keys, more US$2 000 and a phone from the complainant who was sleeping and waited for him to wake up and report the matter...
It’s better we suffer under Zanu PF: Tshabangu
Zim Now WriterDisputed Citizens Coalition for Change interim secretary-general has justified the expulsion of recalled party legislators and councillors, who wanted to contest in the February 3 by-ele...
Man attempts to rob house he used to stay
Michael MashiriA man who allegedly went to rob at a house where he used to stay has been taken to courtVialli David Makosa, 25, of Eastview, appeared before magistrate Stanford Mambanje charged with a...
13 die in China school fire: State Media
 Thirteen people have died in a school dormitory fire in central China’s Henan province, the official Xinhua news agency reported Saturday.The blaze at the Yingcai School in Henan’s Yanshanpu village...
Chinese FM highlights mutual support with Africa
 Chinese Foreign Minister, Wanga YiChina will always stand together with African brothers to support them defending independence, sovereignty and national dignity, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi sai...
Cop in trouble for carrying unlicensed firearm
Zim Now WriterA Chikurubi-based member of the police’s Criminal Investigations Department, Zvikomborero Muwomba, was arrested for allegedly carrying an unlicensed pistol to the Mazowe’s Jumbo Mine.Muw...
Lithium mining brings hope to Kamativi
Zim Now WriterKamativi Mining Company, which recently started extracting lithium from the old tin mine, has constructed close to 4km of a new road and is also rehabilitating a 20km stretch on the Cros...
Namibian President Hage Geingob in health scare
Namibian President, Hage GeingobZim Now WriterNamibian President, Hage Geingob, is receiving medical treatment to treat cancerous cells that were revealed following medical examinations he underwent e...
9 875 Cattle Succumb to effects of El Niño phenomenon
Zim Now WriterOver 49 head of cattle succumbed to the effects of poor pastures occasioned by poor rainfall associated by the El Niño phenomenon in the Midlands, Masvingo, Matabeleland North and South...
Tourism sector optimistic of increased output this year
Tourism Business Council chairman, Paul MatamisaZim Now WriterThe local tourism sector expects an increased outcome this year on the back of continued investment in properties post the dire straits of...