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Byo Poly bans indecent clothes among students
Audrey Galawu Bulawayo Polytechnic has banned indecent clothes at the institution as a way of promoting decency among the students.The decision follows promiscuous behaviour and societal decay concern...
A roadmap for strategically countering China’s development influence in Africa
Photo taken on Aug. 5, 2021 shows the exterior of the new Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International Airport, financed by China, in Ndola, Copperbelt Province of Zambia. (Photo by Zhao Yupeng/Xinhua via Gett...
Tshabangu says his mandate is to take CCC back to constitutionalism
… as interim SG says his mandate is to bring CCC back to constitutionalismZim Now WriterAs chaos, confusion and fights in the Citizens Coalition for Change political outfit continue unabated, disputed...
Parly calls for nominations for BAZ Board
Oscar J JekeParliament, through its Committee on Standing Rules and Orders, has called for nominations for personnel to serve on the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe Board as mandated by the Broadca...
Kambucha Fresh moves to SAZ-certify products
Zim Now WriterKambucha Fresh Zimbabwe (Pvt) Ltd, a company that produces various herbal and alcoholic beverages has initiated the process to have its drinks certified by the Standards Association of Z...
Zupco bus road crash claims one life, ten injured
Zim Now Writer A ZUPCO bus carrying 21 passengers, veered off the road and overturned at the 143km mark along the Harare-Chirundu Highway killing one and injuring 10.The Zimbabwe Republic Police confi...
Harare man shoots son over $300 debt
A Harare man had been arrested on attempted murder charges after shooting his son who had come to collect a debt that the father owed.Acting Harare provincial police spokesperson Assistant Inspector F...
Zim currency further tumbles against U.S. dollar
   A currency trader counts money on a street in Harare, Zimbabwe, on Jan. 16, 2024. The cost of goods and services keeps on increasing in Zimbabwe as the local currency depreciates against the U.S. d...
Convicted for loitering in magistrates chambers’ corridors
Michael MashiriA man who was caught loitering around magistrates’ chambers at Harare Magistrates’ Court will have his fate decided tomorrow.Edwin Chapauka, 30, of Munyuki, Epworth, appeared before mag...
Man in soup for impersonaing a police officer
Michael MashiriA Southlea Park man, who allegedly lied to be a police officer in order to extort money from an accused person, has been arraigned before the court.Gabriel Chirunga, 36, of Southlea Par...