Giants humbled: The good, bad and ugly of the Munhumutapa Cup shocks
The elimination of giants Highlanders and Dynamos from the Zifa Munhumutapa Challenge Cup Round of 32 belongs firmly in the latter category.
By Fortune Mbele
19m ago
Creatives face intellectual exploitation
They live in our songs, stories, inventions, designs, technologies, languages, traditions and ideas.
By Mthulisi Khulugatsheni Ndlovu
43m ago
What every trader must know about SI 59 of 2026
Officially titled the Control of Goods (Import and Export) (Commerce) (Amendment) Regulations, 2026 (No. 15), the instrument was gazetted on March 25, 2026.
By Believe Guta
1h ago
The law and Zim’s transformative business journey since 1980
Changes in land administration affected not only ownership and investment decisions but also the ability of businesses to use property as collateral and secure long-term financing.
By Adam Mavhiko
1h ago
Bulawayo awards US$6.3 million in contracts, favours local firms
Town clerk Christopher Dube reported on July 17, 2026 that the contracts comprised 12 for goods, 12 for non-consultancy services, and two for works.
By Silas Nkala
1h ago
Blanket Mine gold output jumps 18%
Increased sustaining capital in the second half is expected to result in production levels at Blanket from 2027 that are higher than current guidance.
By Tasneem Bulbulia
1h ago
When Potraz knocks, what will your filing cabinet say about you?
Zimbabwe has never lacked institutions that hold personal information.
By Wilfred M Kahlari
1h ago
Families envision improved Bulawayo Heroes Acre
The call came during this year’s National Heroes Day commemorations, when relatives gathered at the heroes acre last Monday to honour their departed loved ones.
By Margaret Lubinda
2h ago
Heroes Day: Remembering the sacrifices that built Zimbabwe
It is a day of remembrance, reflection and national identity — an occasion to honour those who gave their lives, freedom and livelihoods in the struggle against colonial rule.
By Staff Reporter
2h ago
Masvingo opens for business with Community Trailblazers Awards
The Office of the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution has authorised Perfection Media Pvt Ltd to host the awards, with public nominations opening last Monday.
By Staff Reporter
2h ago
Woman miner’s 23-year struggle pays off
When the mining venture started in 2003, there were just four workers, poor ore samples and scarce resources.
By Silas Nkala
2h ago
Indigenous knowledge systems vanishing
“Today, many of these traditions are disappearing,” Mpofu said during Taboos and Conservation Indaba 2026 held at Bulawayo’s Natural History Museum of Zimbabwe.
By Margaret Lubinda
2h ago
Bumper tomato harvest brings hope to Isla village in Hwange
The garden is helping families improve food security, generate income and build climate-resilient livelihoods while reducing pressure on the natural resources they depend on.
By Obert Siamilandu
2h ago
Mat North agricultural projects at risk of failure.
The findings are contained in the AG’s report for the year ended December 31, 2025, released on June 26, 2026.
By Silas Nkala
2h ago
US$122k equipment set to boost Gokwe South service delivery
The new equipment includes a front-end loader valued at US$88 000 and two service vehicles bought at a cost of US$34 500.
By Stephen Chadenga
3h ago
Maternal deaths, dog bites spike in Bulawayo as malnutrition worsens
Health authorities said the figures underscored the urgent need to strengthen rabies prevention and promote responsible pet ownership.
By Silas Nkala
3h ago
Mystery land inspectors trigger Insiza farm takeover fears
The farm, located in Fort Rixon, Matabeleland South, is owned by Harold Schur, who said his property is under threat from a “well-known troublemaker and bogus A2 individual.”
By Silas Nkala
3h ago
Bulawayo work related injuries spike above safety standards
Four injuries occurred in June alone, involving three male employees and one female employee.
By Silas Nkala
3h ago
Bulawayo’s home ownership crisis...3 400 have no title deeds
According to the director of housing and community services Dictor Khumalo’s July report houses in Iminyela, Mabuthweni and Emganwini are targeted for conversion.
By Jeffrey Muvundusi
3h ago
Bulawayo moves to protect industrial land
One of its stated objectives is to “protect and rationalize industrial land”, while another is to “unlock under-utilised industrial sites for productive use.”
By Jeffrey Muvundusi
3h ago
Stolen wallet sells off thief
The break in the case came when Mkandla boarded a mushikashika vehicle headed for Ndlovu Village.
By Staff Reporter
3h ago
Man in court for assaulting female workmate
The accused, whose name has been withheld to protect the identity of the complainant, allegedly fondled the woman’s breasts and buttocks before slapping her during the incident.
By Langelihle Nyathi
3h ago
Editorial Comment: Honouring heroes, defending the future
Heroes Day should therefore be a bridge between the sacrifices of the past and the development aspirations of the present.
By Southern Eye
3h ago
River Valley salutes heroes
She said the company remained committed to supporting national programmes, particularly in communities where it operates.
By Staff Reporter
Aug. 11, 2026
Zindele Police Base to reduce travel distance for Collen Bawn residents
Officer in charge of ZRP Collen Bawn, Inspector Thabolwethu Sibanda, said the the new police base will improve police response times and accessibility for the community.
By Patricia Sibanda
Aug. 10, 2026
City schools face 2027 SA returnee crisis
Councillors have raised concerns that some learners may arrive without birth certificates and struggle to adapt to the Zimbabwean curriculum.
By Silas Nkala
Aug. 9, 2026
Water woes: Temporary relief for Byo residents
The city's operational dams were holding 22.46% more water than at the same time in 2025, when combined storage stood at 43.89%.
By Silas Nkala
Aug. 9, 2026
Military land row forces cattle onto highway
Motorists slow reluctantly as more than 70 cattle, followed by scores of goats and sheep, make the hazardous journey to grazing land borrowed from a neighbouring farmer.
By Staff Reporter
Aug. 9, 2026
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