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Four Roosevelt Teachers Detained as Police Probe School Break-Ins

Four Roosevelt Teachers Detained as Police Probe School Break-Ins

Four members of staff from Roosevelt Girls High School were  detained at Highlands Police Station following a break-in that occurred on Thursday, 4 December. Thieves reportedly forced entry into the L...

By Witness Runodada •
NMBZ Board Appoints Zondi, Mutewas as Independent Directors

NMBZ Board Appoints Zondi, Mutewas as Independent Directors

 NMBZ Holdings Limited and NMB Bank Limited have announced two high-level appointments to their board, bringing in seasoned leaders Zondi Kumwenda and Tinotenda Gwendoline Mutewas as Independent Non-E...

By Audrey Galawu •
Chinese Investors Shift to Manufacturing, Now a Third of All New 2025 Projects

Chinese Investors Shift to Manufacturing, Now a Third of All New 2025 Projects

Chinese investment in Zimbabwe is taking a decisive turn toward industrialisation, with Ambassador Zhou Ding revealing that one-third of the nearly 500 new Chinese firms registered this year are in ma...

By ZimNow Reporter •
22nd Chinese Medical Team Kwekwe Outreach

22nd Chinese Medical Team Kwekwe Outreach

 Dr. Li Jie- CorrespondentA Chinese medical team recently visited the Zimasco ferrochrome smelter in central Zimbabwe, providing free health checks, emergency training, and introducing traditional Chi...

By ZimNow Reporter •
A New dawn for Harare’s Women as Water Partnership targets decades of hardship

A New dawn for Harare’s Women as Water Partnership targets decades of hardship

 For over a decade, the rhythm of life for women in Harare’s high-density suburbs has been dictated not by the sun, but by the dry hiss of empty taps. In suburbs like Glen View, Mabvuku, and Budiriro,...

By Philemon Jambaya •
Meikles Retail Profits Hit by Tough Operating Environment

Meikles Retail Profits Hit by Tough Operating Environment

 Meikles Limited says Zimbabwe’s operating environment remains challenging despite improved revenues across some divisions, with cost pressures, inflation distortions, and currency adjustments continu...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
Two Rushinga Men Jailed Nine Years for Cattle Theft

Two Rushinga Men Jailed Nine Years for Cattle Theft

 Two men from Rushinga, Tawanda Sam, 37, and Gerald Musanhi, 31, have each been sentenced to nine years’ imprisonment by the Mt Darwin Magistrates' Court after being convicted of stock theft involving...

By Munyaradza Mashiri •
Ncube Signals Tax Tweaks, Spending Adjustments After MPs Push Back on 2026 Budget

Ncube Signals Tax Tweaks, Spending Adjustments After MPs Push Back on 2026 Budget

 Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Minister Mthuli Ncube has indicated that the government will revise several tax and expenditure proposals in the 2026 National Budget following...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
Ending Gender-Based Violence is a Health and Human Rights Imperative, Experts Warn

Ending Gender-Based Violence is a Health and Human Rights Imperative, Experts Warn

As the world observed International Human Rights Day and Universal Health Coverage Day, experts at the SHE & Rights session convened by CNS, the Global Center for Health Diplomacy and Inclusion, Women...

By Audrey Galawu •
Armed Robbery Syndicate Leader Sentenced to Eight Years

Armed Robbery Syndicate Leader Sentenced to Eight Years

  The Harare Magistrates' Court has sentenced Paul Enest Mzenge Zhou, the leader of a transnational armed robbery syndicate, to an effective eight years behind bars following his conviction for orches...

By Munyaradza Mashiri •