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Police Officer Assaulted During Budiriro Kombi Standoff
 Three Harare men are facing assault charges after allegedly attacking a police officer during a confrontation at Charehwa Shops in Budiriro.The incident is said to have happened on January 6, 2026, i...
Man Dies After Being Hit by Train in Hwange
 A man from Hwange district has died after being run over by a train near Matetsi siding on Sunday evening, the National Railways of Zimbabwe has confirmed.The victim sustained severe injuries in the...
‘Avoid Cash at Schools’, Police Warn
 The Zimbabwe Republic Police has warned parents and school authorities against handling large sums of cash on school premises, saying the practice increases the risk of robbery and other criminal act...
Mnangagwa Signals Possible Cabinet Reshuffle as Performance Reviews Tighten
 President Emmerson Mnangagwa has hinted at a possible Cabinet reshuffle, saying government now has clearer tools to assess which ministers are delivering and which are falling short.Speaking in an in...
6 000 Innocent People in Prison: Prosecutor General
 Prosecutors were instructed to:Grant bail in petty casesReview bail amounts to ensure they are affordableUse fast-track courts for non-complex mattersEnsure no accused person is detained for more tha...
Harare House Ransacked in Daylight Break-In
 Two Harare men have appeared before the Harare Magistrates’ Court facing charges of unlawful entry into premises and theft following a break-in in which a firearm, electronics, clothing and other per...
Murehwa Man Accused of Pocketing Rentals From Deceased Relative’s Estate
  A 67-year-old man from Murehwa has appeared in court facing allegations of unlawfully collecting and using rental income from properties belonging to a deceased relative’s estate.Kudakwashe Jani, wh...
Because Mental Health Matters: Linking Zim’s Rising Murder Cases to a Silent Crisis
 Oscar J. Jeke- Zim Now ReporterNonhlanhla Bonita Ngwenya’s work arrives at a critical moment in Zimbabwe’s social history, as the country grapples with rising criminality, particularly violent crimes...
Women at Work: How Chinese-Owned Mines Are Fueling Female Entrepreneurship in Zimbabwe
 Across Zimbabwe’s lithium belt and other mining districts, a revolution is unfolding at the edges of mining operations. Where mining towns were once associated with male-dominated labour and limited...
Chief Murinye: When Authority Slips into Impunity
 Zimbabwe’s governance dilemmas rarely announce themselves through grand policy failures alone. More often, they surface in quieter but more revealing moments—at roadblocks, in village courts, and som...