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Hulengende Walks Free After Fraud Charges Withdrawn
Hulengende Zimdancehall musician Ezbornwage Chidamajaya, popularly known as Hulengende, has been released after the complainant withdrew fraud charges against him.Hulengende appeared at the Harare Mag...
Harare Crowned Overall Champions at ZNYPG 2026
Emmanuel Chakuposhiwa (R) won one of Harare Province's gold medals in boxing in the welterweight division Harare has been crowned the overall champion of the 2026 Zimbabwe National Youth and Paralympi...
Sophie de Bruyn: 1956 march leader warns freedom remains incomplete in South Africa
SA President Cyril Raphosa Photo Credit: GCIS NNA News - Sophie de Bruyn, the last surviving leader of the 1956 South African Women’s March at the Union Buildings in Pre...
China, Zimbabwe Commission Joint Agriculture Laboratory at UZ
China and Zimbabwe commissioned the Belt and Road Joint Laboratory on Agriculture Ecology and Cash Crops at the University of Zimbabwe's Innovation Hub on Monday, alongside the inauguration of its Aca...
Hichilema Wins Again, But Zambia’s Election Leaves Questions Unanswered
Hakainde Hichilema Zambia’s 2026 presidential election has ended with Hakainde Hichilema securing a second five-year term, but the result came after a campaign marred by political violence, allegation...
Masvingo Prepares to Host Sanganai Tourism Expo
By Munyaradzi Blessing DomaMasvingo is stepping up preparations to host the 19th edition of the Sanganai/Hlanganani Dzimbahwe Tourism Expo, with major infrastructure projects nearing completion ahead...
Zimbabwe’s Skills Revolution Faces Its Biggest Test: Can Training Create Jobs?
Zimbabwe has begun building a more sophisticated system for identifying skills shortages, but the country’s own data suggests that the harder challenge will be turning those skills into productive job...
Deka River Crisis Exposes Zimbabwe’s Mining Pollution Failure
Zimbabwe’s long-running Deka River pollution crisis is once again under parliamentary scrutiny, but the latest investigation is raising questions about whether the country’s environmental enforcement...
Two Men Accused of Stealing ZESA Copper Cable in Belvedere
Two men appeared before the Harare Magistrates’ Court this week accused of stealing ZESA copper armoured cable from a roadworks site in Belvedere after police allegedly caught them with the damaged c...
PPC Bets on Solar, Zim Expansion to Drive Next Phase of Growth
Pretoria Portland Cement says it is shifting from business recovery to long-term growth, with renewable energy investments, capacity expansion and operational efficiency forming the cornerstone of it...