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Nearly 1 in 4 Zim Teen Girls Has Been Pregnant, UNFPA Warns

Nearly 1 in 4 Zim Teen Girls Has Been Pregnant, UNFPA Warns

 Nearly one in four girls aged 15 to 19 in Zimbabwe has experienced pregnancy, highlighting the scale and urgency of a crisis that continues to deepen despite years of intervention, according to the l...

By Oscar Jeke •
Lower Six Fees to Be Charged on Pro-Rata Basis

Lower Six Fees to Be Charged on Pro-Rata Basis

  Lower Six pupils enrolling for the 2026 academic year will pay school fees on a pro-rata basis, with charges calculated according to the number of days remaining in Term One, the Ministry of Primary...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Premier African Minerals Agrees US$2.4m Settlement to Halt Asset Seizure at Zulu Lithium

Premier African Minerals Agrees US$2.4m Settlement to Halt Asset Seizure at Zulu Lithium

 Premier African Minerals has agreed to settle a US$2.4 million claim by contractor J R Goddard Contracting, a move that has temporarily halted enforcement action against movable assets at its Zulu Li...

By Oscar Jeke •
Treasury Extends Repayment Period for Old Treasury Bills

Treasury Extends Repayment Period for Old Treasury Bills

  The Ministry of Finance has agreed with creditors to extend the repayment period for old Treasury Bills, a move aimed at reducing pressure on government finances.Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Nc...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Togo Deports Ex-Burkina Faso Leader Linked to Failed Coup Plot

Togo Deports Ex-Burkina Faso Leader Linked to Failed Coup Plot

Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba Togo has expelled Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba, the former interim president of Burkina Faso, after arresting him last week in the capital, Lome, according to sources close to...

By ZimNow Reporter •
More Licences, Smaller Bets: Inside Zim’s Quiet Shift in Investment Strategy

More Licences, Smaller Bets: Inside Zim’s Quiet Shift in Investment Strategy

 Zimbabwe closed the final quarter of 2025 with a paradox that is reshaping how its investment performance should be read: more investors are coming in, but they are committing less capital per projec...

By Audrey Galawu •
Fake Delivery Notes Expose Maize Diversion Scheme

Fake Delivery Notes Expose Maize Diversion Scheme

 A 48-year-old Harare man has appeared in court after a maize delivery scheme involving fake paperwork allegedly saw 700 tonnes of grain diverted from its intended destination.Shepherd Tererai appeare...

By Munyaradza Mashiri •
Nickel Exports Crash to US$103m

Nickel Exports Crash to US$103m

 Zimbabwe’s nickel mining sector has suffered a sharp collapse, with export earnings falling to US$103 million in 2025, down from more than US$1 billion just three years earlier, highlighting mounting...

By Oscar Jeke •
Nightclub Stabbing Lands Epworth Man in Murder Case

Nightclub Stabbing Lands Epworth Man in Murder Case

 A 21-year-old Epworth man has been charged with murder following a fatal stabbing at a Harare nightclub, police told the court.Menard Matasva appeared at the Harare Magistrates’ Court facing allegati...

By Munyaradza Mashiri •
Analysis: BAT SA's Factory Closure Signals a Structural Breakdown in the Region’s Legal Cigarette Market

Analysis: BAT SA's Factory Closure Signals a Structural Breakdown in the Region’s Legal Cigarette Market

  British American Tobacco South Africa’s decision to close its Heidelberg cigarette manufacturing plant by the end of 2026 is more than a routine corporate restructuring. It is a clear signal that So...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •