Zimbabwe’s first AI courtroom war

 The prosecution alleges that AI-generated photographs and videos were circulated suggesting that Chivayo had met South African President Cyril Ramaphosa ahead of his official visit to Zimbabwe.
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Wave of mergers flood regulator as companies defend balance sheets

According to the CTC’s first quarter 2026 report, two transactions were approved without conditions, while five deals remain under review.
By Mthandazo Nyoni 1h ago

SA groups demand ban on xenophobic vigilantes

The letters were addressed to President Cyril Ramaphosa, Cabinet ministers, the South African Human Rights Commission, the Independent Electoral Commission and the United Nations.
By Silas Nkala 2h ago

Chinhoyi council faces US$6,9 million land compensation blow

Addressing journalists at the Chinhoyi Press Club, newly-appointed town clerk Birrat Tasarira said council would engage the property owner before determining the next course of action.
By Nunurai Jena 2h ago

Dump Moyo: Residents revolt against ward 23 councillor

The residents argue that Moyo failed to effectively execute her mandate and uphold the standards expected of an elected public representative. 
By Silas Nkala 2h ago

Mind fitness series (II): The power of self-awareness

The truth was Rudo was tired. It was not the ordinary tiredness that would disappear with a good night’s sleep. She was emotionally drained and nobody around her could see it.
By Jessie Mhaka 2h ago

Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, luxury in a box

Where modern luxury SUVs often rely on flashy chrome, aerodynamic styling, the Prado commands respect through sheer presence and a sense of rugged elegance. 
By Tendai Munhundarima 17h ago

Shurugwi craft artist defies disability

Born with a condition medical professionals identified as symbrachydactyly where one hand is smaller than the other, Chimwanda uses her legs, mouth and tongue for knitting.
By Stephen Chadenga 20h ago

Regulatory reforms: Zim’s opportunity to reset the cost of doing business

At their core, the reforms represent a recognition that economic growth cannot occur where regulation becomes punitive instead of facilitative.
By Believe Guta 20h ago