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Mutare Man Jailed 2 Years for Drunk Driving
 A Mutare man has been jailed for two years after he was convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol along the Mutare-Chimanimani road.Kasirai Masawi, 39, appeared before the Mutare Magistrate...
Bulawayo Man in Court Over US$377k Mt Pleasant Armed Robbery
 A Bulawayo man has appeared at the Harare Magistrates’ Court facing robbery charges after he and suspected accomplices allegedly raided a Mt Pleasant company and stole US$377,694 in cash, mining cert...
Masvingo gets its turn as Sanganai/Hlanganani tests provincial tourism strategy
Masvingo is set to host the 19th edition of the Sanganai/Hlanganani Dzimbahwe Tourism Expo from September 9 to 12, with Government positioning the provincial event as a major opportunity to expand tou...
Zimbabwe’s Whistleblower Test: Will the State Protect Those Who Expose Corruption?
Zimbabwe's push to strengthen protection for whistleblowers has reached a critical stage, with Parliament taking the Whistle-Blowers and Witness Protection Bill [H.B. 4, 2026] to citizens in public he...
FBC Revenue Surges 18% as Tax Bill Slashes Profit
FBC Holdings recorded strong revenue growth in the six months to June 2026, but higher tax expenses weighed heavily on profitability, with profit after tax falling 62.2% despite a 17.7% increase in to...
Caledonia Finds 510,000oz Gold Resource at Motapa
 Caledonia Mining Corporation has announced a maiden mineral resource estimate of 510,000 ounces of gold at its 100%-owned Motapa property in Zimbabwe, strengthening the company's long-term plans to p...
Referee Dirwai Hit With Second Six-Match Ban
Premier Soccer League referee Quedsani Dirwai has been suspended by the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) for the second time in just over a year after his officiating came under scrutiny in anothe...
Stragglers Cricket Week Kicks Off with Nearly 500 Young Players
 Nearly 500 young cricketers have gathered at Hartmann House and St George’s College for the 2026 Stragglers Cricket Week, as Zimbabwe’s premier grassroots cricket development programme seeks to nurtu...
No Grain Crisis: Govt Dismisses Millers’ Shutdown Claims
Government has rejected claims that Blue Ribbon Industries and 23 other millers have shut down operations in Bulawayo because of a maize shortage, accusing elitist interests of exploiting the company’...
Zimbabwe Registers 1,417 Farm Title Deeds Under US$110 Million Land Securitization Drive
Zimbabwe's land tenure implementation framework has processed 1,824 formal agreements of sale valued at US$110.4 million and registered 1,417 agricultural title deeds, marking an initial operational s...