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Man caught dismantling TelOne cables worth US$66 in Kuwadzana

Man caught dismantling TelOne cables worth US$66 in Kuwadzana

 A 30-year-old man was arrested in Harare after he was allegedly caught dismantling TelOne drop wires from a fallen pole in Kuwadzana 5.Jeffrey Bere (30) is facing theft charges following the incident...

By Munyaradzi Mashiri •
Property developer faces US$22k Marondera stand fraud allegations

Property developer faces US$22k Marondera stand fraud allegations

 A property development company appeared in court facing fraud allegations after a Marondera residential stand allegedly changed ownership under disputed circumstances, prejudicing the buyer of more t...

By Munyaradzi Mashiri •
Operations manager diverts motor spares worth US$16k

Operations manager diverts motor spares worth US$16k

 An operations manager is facing fraud allegations after he allegedly diverted motor spare parts worth US$16 000 to his own business using falsified company documents.Tavonga Zhuwao (30), of Domboshav...

By ZimNow Reporter •
First Capital Bank posts 16% income growth to ZWG594 million as deposits jump 32%

First Capital Bank posts 16% income growth to ZWG594 million as deposits jump 32%

 First Capital Bank recorded strong financial growth in the first quarter ended March 31, 2026, with total income rising 16% to ZWG594 million and customer deposits increasing 32% to ZWG5.4 billion, r...

By Audrey Galawu •
China and Africa: Partners, Not Protectors – Why True Sovereignty Means Self-Reliance

China and Africa: Partners, Not Protectors – Why True Sovereignty Means Self-Reliance

Debra Manyasi- Contributor For many African nations, China has emerged as a pivotal partner. Chinese companies have built roads, ports, hospitals and railways across the continent. China has provided...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Mhandire Hungry for More as Grain Tigers Eye Munhumutapa Cup Progress

Mhandire Hungry for More as Grain Tigers Eye Munhumutapa Cup Progress

 Fresh from a ruthless four-goal demolition of Vhembe Stars Academy, Grain Tigers head into Sunday’s Munhumutapa Cup clash against Gwanda Pirates with confidence high and momentum firmly on their side...

By Witness Runodada •

Four Arrested After Bus Intercepted Carrying Explosives

  The Zimbabwe Republic Police has arrested four suspects following the interception of a bus allegedly transporting explosives and hazardous substances without the required permits along the Bulawayo...

By ZimNow Reporter •
“These Are Not Easy Decisions”: Mthuli Ncube Defends High Interest Rates

“These Are Not Easy Decisions”: Mthuli Ncube Defends High Interest Rates

 Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has defended Zimbabwe’s tight monetary policy stance, telling Parliament that maintaining high interest rates remains necessary to safeguard exchange rate stability and...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
Weak Oversight Costing Zimbabwe Mineral Revenue, Integrity Forum Told

Weak Oversight Costing Zimbabwe Mineral Revenue, Integrity Forum Told

Concerns over weak oversight, opaque mining agreements and limited state capacity to verify mineral production dominated discussions at the School of Integrity for Emerging Leaders, where participants...

By Oscar Jeke •
Women Farmers Drive Climate Resilience Efforts

Women Farmers Drive Climate Resilience Efforts

Women smallholder farmers in Bubi District are increasingly becoming central to local climate adaptation efforts as communities confront rising drought risks, shifting rainfall patterns and declining...

By Oscar Jeke •