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ZRP Introduces Local Police Clearance Certificate for Domestic Use
 The Zimbabwe Republic Police has introduced a Local Police Clearance Certificate, formalising background checks for domestic use as demand from employers and institutions continues to grow.In a press...
Gaddafi’s Son Saif al-Islam Killed in Zintan Attack
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of Libya’s late leader Muammar Gaddafi and once regarded as his political heir, has been killed in the northwestern city of Zintan, according to fa...
Women living with disabilities urged to speak for themselves
Women and girls living with disabilities are being urged to reclaim their narratives, embrace self-worth and publicly assert their abilities, amid persistent stigma that continues to limit their parti...
Mineral Exports Hit US$3.4bn 2025
Zimbabwe’s mineral exports generated US$3.4 billion in 2025, as improved market conditions and stronger performance across platinum group metals, lithium, steel and ferro-alloys outweighed pressure in...
Natasha Mlalazi Revives Mlalazi Legacy with Gold Medal Win in Malaysia
 Natasha Mlalazi has brought pride and excitement to the nation after clinching the Gold Medal at the prestigious East United International Music Competition held in Malaysia.The young musical prodigy...
Foot-and-Mouth Adds to Ongoing Cattle Deaths in Midlands
Chirumhanzu district in the Midlands province continues to face a severe livestock crisis, with communities now battling foot-and-mouth disease on top of another deadly outbreak that struck since 2024...
Munetsi's Mutiny: When Personal Grievance Betrays National Pride
 The rumoured plan by Marshall Munetsi to dramatically quit the Zimbabwe national team via a public video is his prerogative. If personal disillusionment or lingering injury concerns fuel this decisio...
Chiruvo Clan Leadership Wrangle Heads to Masvingo Courts
 A long-standing dispute within the Chiruvo family over headmanship has deepened, with family members accusing Chief Zimuto of favoritism in the selection of the next headman.The conflict, which has r...
How BancABC and ZIFA are Engineering Zimbabwe’s Football Future
 For years, Zimbabwean football has been criticized for chasing immediate results at the expense of its foundation. That era appears to be ending. By committing US$200,000 to the BancABC Grassroots Im...
Botswana’s Shoot-to-Kill Policy Leaves Plumtree Villagers in Ruins
 Outrage is growing along the Zimbabwe–Botswana border after Botswana authorities shot and burnt hundreds of cattle belonging to impoverished villagers, a move critics say reflects a ruthless policy t...