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Police across Zimbabwe have started a major crackdown on fake product makers working from hidden locations. These illegal factories create drinks with false labels that promise better health or increased sexual ability. Many companies throughout Harare faced shutdowns after officers secured...

The High Court faced unexpected issues yesterday when prison officials failed to bring Mike Chimombe to his scheduled fraud hearing. Officials gave no clear reason for his absence until later. Judge Pisirayi Kwenda stepped in firmly, ordering the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services to...

ZANU-PF scheduled its Politburo meeting for tomorrow afternoon at the party headquarters. The Secretary-General, Dr. Obert Moses Mpofu, sent notice to every member about the upcoming gathering. The party expects all participants to arrive early enough to be seated fifteen minutes before the 2:00...

Daniel Garwe asked ZANU PF members to stop posting insults about party leaders on social media platforms. The Mashonaland East provincial chairperson spoke during a Provincial Coordinating Committee meeting held in Marondera last weekend. He stressed that insulting the President goes against...

The tobacco auction floors will become busy starting tomorrow as the marketing season begins. Farmers feel hopeful because the Government promised payments within 48 hours from contractors and buyers. Many small businesses have already set up their shops nearby, including food sellers, car...

Many war veterans throughout Zimbabwe have received new water boreholes at their homes as part of the Presidential Borehole Drilling Scheme. This program helps thousands of freedom fighters access clean water through solar-powered systems installed directly on their property. The government plan...

Cuban delegates headed by National Assembly president Esteban Lazo Hernandez participated in several activities yesterday after meeting with President Mnangagwa at State House in Harare. The group visited Fidel Castro Square, located on the street named after him, to place a wreath honoring his...

Famous former Manchester United coach Sir Alex Ferguson surprised everyone with a visit to Victoria Falls last weekend. This natural wonder attracted the 83-year-old football legend, who spent two days exploring the Zimbabwe tourism hotspot. His appearance excited both residents and visitors...

Women Affairs Minister Monica Mutsvangwa says small and medium enterprises drive job creation, economic development, and poverty reduction across Zimbabwe. During her lecture at the Zimbabwe Staff College yesterday, she highlighted how the government stands firmly behind these businesses to...

The Zimbabwe Republic Police has joined with the Southerton Constituency Community Development Trust to repair the Mbizi Police Post in Highfield, Harare. This building serves as an important freedom heritage site for the country. Many freedom fighters were held at this location when the Ian...

Education Minister Torerayi Moyo has made it clear that any corruption or favoritism damaging the education system will face serious consequences. He addressed senior officials during a recent meeting at the capital city. The minister emphasized his commitment to fight against dishonest...

The Japan Embassy gives Mashoko Christian Hospital in Bikita a modern X-ray machine that transforms healthcare delivery. The new equipment helps doctors see problems better, especially with chests, spines, and skulls. These images help catch pneumonia and broken bones earlier than before, and...

Students from Blessed Hope Gaza Academy visited the Iranian Embassy Cultural Center in Harare yesterday. This trip aims to strengthen the bonds between Zimbabwe and Iran by learning about each other's cultures. Both countries want to deepen their friendship and develop a greater appreciation for...

Harare City Council faces major criticism for planning to spend $100,000 on an 18-seater kombi. Citizens expressed anger after the council published a newspaper notice requesting permission to borrow over $21 million for various projects, including this expensive vehicle purchase. Many residents...

The Broadcasting Services Act has required drivers to purchase radio licenses for their vehicles since 2001, though people rarely followed this rule. Yesterday, members from two Parliamentary committees met to discuss changes to the law. These committees focus on broadcasting and transportation...

International partners have given Zimbabwe $20 million to build schools. The national treasury added more funds to help construct 120 new schools and 300 classrooms this year. These efforts aim to address the shortage of educational facilities across the country. Zimbabwe needs about 3,000 more...

Event Hulks recently earned the Promoter of the Year award at the National Arts Music Awards for their popular Doek & Slay parties. The company expressed deep appreciation for this recognition of excellence. Their all-women events started officially last November and quickly became the largest...

Zimbabweans face power outages that last around 17 hours every day. Some places go dark for three or four days without any electricity at all. These long blackouts signal more than just occasional problems—they show the country is close to a total energy collapse. Just as water services broke...

Proplastics Limited announced that CEO Kudakwashe Leo Chigiya stepped down from his leadership role on February 19, 2025. The plastic manufacturing company shared this news through its official channels. Company leaders praised Chigiya for helping the business grow during his time as top...

South Africans buzz with talk about Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini asking courts for a divorce from his first wife, Queen Ntokozo kaMayisela. This breaks with deep customs among his traditional subjects. The action surprised many because Zulu culture accepts multiple wives but rejects the idea...