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A Hurungwe man has been arrested for allegedly killing his wife, niece, and village head in a shocking Hurungwe murder case linked to domestic disputes

The AU hires U.S. lobbyists to push Trump to lift Zimbabwe sanctions, framing it as a trade opportunity and a move to counter China’s influence.

CCC expelled Sengezo Tshabangu for violating party rules, accusing him of undermining leadership and making unauthorized changes to parliamentary representatives.

Military tanks in Harare have fueled coup fears as ZANU-PF divisions deepen. Government calls it routine, but residents remain skeptical amid political tensions

Zimbabwe postpones its landmine clearance deadline to 2028 due to funding shortages, impacting affected communities and slowing national security efforts.

Zimbabwe is finalizing a media policy to improve journalist welfare, promote ethical reporting, and align with Vision 2030 for national development.

Ben Curran’s unbeaten century powered Zimbabwe to a nine-wicket win over Ireland, securing their first home ODI series victory since 2023

Harare City Council executives earn up to $27,000 monthly, despite failing services and missing funds, sparking outrage and scrutiny over financial mismanagement.

Zimbabwe continues its food aid program to help communities affected by drought, ensuring food security remains a priority until the next harvest season.

President Mnangagwa denies funding Wicknell Chivayo’s political gifts as Chiwenga and Geza raise concerns over his wealth and possible ulterior motives