Harare police detained a 57-year-old Chinese citizen after discovering contraband wildlife products during a residence search on July 16. Cong Yanzhong possessed three rhinoceros horns weighing 7.70 kilograms without proper documentation. Officers from the Criminal Investigation Department's Minerals, Flora, and Fauna Unit conducted the operation based on intelligence reports. The suspect concealed the horns using shrink-wrap packaging methods. Authorities estimated the value of the illegal specimens at $240,000 on the black market.
Investigators also recovered four raw ivory pieces, totaling 36.15 kilograms, from sacks near the weighing equipment. The National Prosecuting Authority estimated the ivory's worth at $6,145.50 during...
A mechanical hoist collapse killed six illegal miners and injured four others at Mazowe Mine during their Friday morning ascent from underground operations. The equipment failure sent workers plummeting 45 meters after they had spent the night extracting gold ore from abandoned shafts. Milton Trust Ngonzwe, Sebastian Dzaingwa, Tawanda Nyandoro, Edger Magenya, Elvis Kasaira, and Abel Majangara died in the accident at the Mashonaland Central facility. The surviving miners suffered broken bones, deep cuts, and severe bruising from the impact. Namib Minerals currently controls the property after Metallon Gold previously operated the site until 2018.
Recent violence has plagued the dormant mining complex where unauthorized extraction...
Bulawayo Mayor David Coltart has demanded intervention from cricket's governing body to address systemic failures within Zimbabwe's national sport. The former Sports Minister used the social media platform X to condemn what he describes as leadership pursuing personal agendas rather than national interests. Coltart accused the International Cricket Council of overlooking violations of ethical standards and anti-discrimination policies that have damaged the game's integrity. He pointed to selection processes marred by racial and regional prejudice as evidence of institutional corruption requiring immediate investigation. The mayor referenced previous ICC audits during his ministerial tenure as proof that external oversight can produce...
Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo purchased a 2025 Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series 2 facelift for 1.3 million dollars. The entrepreneur announced his acquisition through Instagram, displaying the white luxury SUV to his followers. Chivayo emphasized that money speaks louder than words while showcasing his latest addition. The vehicle features updated design elements and premium interior appointments. His social media presence consistently highlights expensive purchases and lavish spending habits.
Public response varied significantly across his comment section following the announcement. Some admirers praised his automotive selection and success. Critics questioned both the expense and his tendency to broadcast price details publicly...
Zimbabwe implemented a mandatory $92 annual radio license fee for vehicle owners, sparking widespread public opposition. Government spokesperson Nick Mangwana clarified that the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation will not receive all revenue from the controversial charge. The funds will support broadcasting infrastructure development and community radio stations across the country. Opposition leaders denounced the requirement as excessive and harmful to citizens already facing economic hardship. The new law forces motorists to either pay the fee or obtain exemption certificates by visiting ZBC offices in person.
Motorists without radios must travel to broadcasting offices, complete sworn declarations before commissioners, and secure...
KwaZulu-Natal authorities have identified multiple fraudulent social media profiles impersonating Provincial Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi across major platforms. Criminal actors created unauthorized accounts on X, TikTok, and Facebook using the official's photographs and identity. These deceptive profiles mislead citizens into believing they receive communications directly from the senior law enforcement leader. Colonel Robert Netshiunda confirmed that Mkhwanazi maintains no authentic social media presence whatsoever. Police leadership threatens legal consequences for individuals operating these impostor accounts.
The department simultaneously requests public cooperation regarding protest activities...
Arsonists destroyed four vehicles during early Thursday morning attacks in Chiwaridzo, Bindura, leaving residents terrorized by escalating property crimes. Vimbai Kamhuka discovered her damaged car around 2 AM while neighbors lost their vehicles completely in fires that continued until 4 AM. The community has endured similar incidents since last year, with three additional cars burned on June 3 during what residents initially believed were electrical faults. Local families fear the perpetrators represent deadly threats to neighborhood safety. Residents demand increased police patrols to prevent further destruction.
Zimbabwe Republic Police confirmed forensic teams and criminal investigators have begun examining the crime scenes...
Real Madrid forward Endrick revealed his secret marriage to Brazilian model Gabriely Miranda through wedding photographs released Friday. The 18-year-old athlete wed the 24-year-old Miranda during September 2024 ceremonies. Football journalist Fabrizio Romano published the images after months of speculation about their relationship status. Fans had noticed Miranda accompanying Endrick at public appearances since he joined the Spanish club. The couple maintained privacy about their union until the photo release.
Miranda first encountered Endrick at a shopping center without recognizing his athletic fame. She felt immediate attraction to his appearance and demeanor before learning about his Palmeiras career. The pair established formal...
A pedestrian wearing headphones died after a locomotive struck him at Chinhoyi Railway Station on Thursday afternoon. National Railways of Zimbabwe officials recorded the fatality at 4:06 PM, marking the fourth train death within 30 days. The unidentified victim had no identification documents at the time of the accident. Witnesses reported that the man appeared unable to hear the approaching train due to his audio devices. Railway authorities believe the headphones prevented him from detecting warning signals.
Three similar incidents claimed lives across Zimbabwe during recent weeks. A pedestrian died near Bulawayo's main station on July 1 while wearing earphones. Train operators discovered another victim lying unresponsive on the...
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