In a significant operation, Bulawayo police seized stolen copper cables worth US$34,000, highlighting a crackdown on illegal copper trading that’s plaguing Zimbabwe.
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In Buhera, a government warning demands full participation in the upcoming Independence Day celebrations with President Mnangagwa. The event promises unity and …
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Mashonaland East, Zimbabwe – Zanu PF, Zimbabwe’s ruling party, held a “Thank You Rally” in Murehwa to celebrate their victory in the …
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Nelson Chamisa, leader of the Movement for Democratic Change Alliance (MDC-A), is intensifying efforts to broker SADC-mediated discussions with Zimbabwean President Emmerson …
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Air Marshal John Jacob Nzvede takes command, promising robust leadership and dedication towards advancing the Air Force of Zimbabwe into a new …
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In a surprising turn of events at the African Games, a Zimbabwean triathlete found herself on the wrong route but managed to …
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Following the devastating bus crash in Beitbridge, the government commits to aiding victims’ families and emphasizes the need for enhanced road safety …
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Zimbabwe’s educators reject a minimal salary hike, demanding fair compensation amid the country’s ongoing economic challenges and advocating for a return to …
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Zimbabwe’s retailers face acute shortages, battling an economy leaning towards full dollarization. The local currency’s decline triggers a pressing need for economic …
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MASVINGO, Zimbabwe – A rumor of a lion roaming freely in Masvingo City caused a stir among residents on Friday. However, the …