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Former President’s Son Held in Johannesburg After Guard Shot
 Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, the youngest son of late former president Robert Mugabe, has been arrested in Johannesburg following a shooting incident at a residence in the city’s affluent Hyde Park ar...
High Court Rejects Bid to Block US$180k Property Transfer to Church
 The High Court has ordered Fransisca Zinyemba to transfer a Harare property sold for US$180 000 to the Reformed Church in Zimbabwe, after registering an arbitral award in the church’s favour and dism...
US$12k Speed Hump Fine Exposes Harare’s Deepening Housing Crisis
 The controversy surrounding a US$12,450 fine imposed on a Harare homeowner for installing a speed hump without council approval has intensified, exposing deeper frustrations over unserviced stands, m...
Bulawayo-bound bus crash on South Africa’s N1 leaves four dead, 31 injured
Image supplied- Four people have been confirmed dead and 31 others injured after a Zimbabwe-bound bus veered off the N1 highway and plunged into a ditch near Ingwe Lodge outside Makhado in Limpopo Pro...
Tobacco Output Seen Topping 360m kg in 2026
 Zimbabwe’s tobacco production is projected to surpass 360 million kilogrammes in 2026, exceeding the 2025 record of 355 million kg, as planted area expands and export momentum remains strong.Permanen...
NPAZ Rejects Bid to Remove Shonhayi from Magaya Prosecution
 The National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe has dismissed allegations of prosecutorial impropriety levelled against its Chief Director of Public Prosecutions, Tendayi Shonhayi, in the case involvi...
Man Appears in Court Over US$1.9 Million Fraud Allegations
 A local man has appeared before the Harare Magistrates’ Court facing fraud and forgery allegations involving US$1.9 million.Simbarashe Tamayi is accused of manipulating company documents for personal...
Willdale Revenue Slides 36% as Working Capital Constraints Hit Output
 Willdale Limited recorded a 36 percent decline in revenue for the quarter ended December 31, 2025, as limited working capital curtailed production and sales volumes despite strong demand in the const...
Procurement Bill Sparks Storm Over Minister’s Secrecy Powers
 Government proposals to widen ministerial powers to exempt certain procurement contracts from public scrutiny have triggered sharp divisions in Parliament, with legislators warning that the changes c...
Chevrons ignite pride ahead of India clash
Zimbabwean cricket is witnessing a momentous occasion as the Chevrons have secured their spot in the Super 8 stage of the ongoing tournament, reigniting hope and national pride among fans. The team’s...