Mugabe’s son pleads guilty over Hyde Park shooting, immigration breaches
Mugabe entered the plea in the Alexandra Magistrate’s Court in connection with a February 2026 incident at the family’s Hyde Park residence, an upmarket suburb of Johannesburg.
By Valentine Maya
4h ago
Drone rollout to cut medical delivery times to under 30 minutes in Zimbabwe
Drone Solutions said the service will prioritise high-value, time-sensitive cargo including vaccines, blood products, pathology samples, anti-rabies treatments and maternal health medicines.
By Boitumelo Makhurane
5h ago
Charangwa targets freight growth, financial reset at NRZ
Charangwa takes over at a time when the government is pushing to revitalise state-owned enterprises, with rail seen as critical to lowering logistics costs and improving industrial competitiveness.
By Donald Nyandoro
5h ago
US strategy faces bold backlash in Africa as aid deals get repackaged
The United States policymakers are reshaping their Africa strategy, swapping traditional development assistance for tightly-controlled “health security” deals
By Lovemore Nyawo
5h ago
Zim’s mineral revenues as fiscal counter-cyclical tool
MORE than a quarter of a century into the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the world remains off-track to meet its most fundamental promise: ending poverty and leaving no one behind.
By Esther Dzviti
6h ago
The day the Union Jack came down: New dawn?
The 1980s was the decade when everything functioned. There were no potholes, no load-shedding. Council water was not only available for everyone, it was the best in Africa.
By George Hove
6h ago
Mono-currency timeline talk premature, scary
The government’s renewed push toward phasing out the United States dollar in favour of the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG)
By Editor
6h ago
ZITF 2026: Opportunity knocking but will Zim answer?
But beneath the choreography of exhibitions and conferences sits a more uncomfortable question: can Zimbabwe turn interest into real investment?
By Mthandazo Nyoni
6h ago
Zim@46: Govt hypes economic revival as citizens endure crisis
Maphisa sits at the heart of a region still scarred by unresolved legacy of the Gukurahundi massacres, where an estimated 20 000 civilians were killed, with survivors still to find closure.
By Gamuchirai Nyamuziwa and Joy Mabenge
7h ago
