AFM, Methodist church thieves convicted
The magistrate said there was overwhelming evidence in the matter, as State witnesses submitted tangible proof against the accused persons.
By Trevor Mutsvairo
2h ago
Harare ready for a big Africa Youth Chess tourney
In a strong vote of confidence for Zimbabwe’s growing reputation as a destination for international sporting events, the sheer scale of confirmed participation has thrilled local organisers.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
4h ago
Muzarabani injury blow ahead of Pakistan Tri-Series
Filling the large shoes of the 29-year-old Muzarabani will be the promising 19-year-old seamer, Newman Nyamhuri, who is poised to make his T20I debut.
By Austin Karonga
9h ago
CEO, director in court for US$50k fraud
The complainant is Macrosales Zimbabwe (Pvt) Ltd, a company that is in the distribution business.
By Trevor Mutsvairo
9h ago
Consumer protection gets more teeth
The MoU outlines a framework designed to protect consumer rights in financial markets, ensuring that consumers are informed and treated fairly.
By Blessed Ndlovu
9h ago
Govt prioritises long-serving nurses in verification process
More than 6 000 nurses have paid US$300 each to the Nurses Council of Zimbabwe for verification letters, but many are yet to receive them.
By Problem Masau
9h ago
Masimba eyes sustained profitability into 2026
The firm said its order book also remained strong, with continued diversification, positioning the company for sustained growth.
By Melody Chikono
9h ago
NACZ boss tips Almasi festival to attract global attention
The play’s powerful performances and relatable themes left the full house deeply moved and reflective.
By Tendai Sauta
9h ago
REVIEW | Whose Zimbabwe is it anyway: Why new liberation war film shows why we need new stories
Standing in a sea of well-heeled white people, I felt confronted by a wall. Not only could I not get in, but this was not my culture, these were not my people.
By Chipo Chung
20h ago
