Cyclone Gezani hits Zim
ZIMBABWE is being battered by Tropical Cyclone Gezani’s reach, which is drying out western regions and worsening weather-related fatalities. This has prompted the Meteorological Services Department of Zimbabwe (MSD) to…
Chevrons stun Australia
Australia’s T20 World Cup campaign is threatening to implode after suffering a shock 23-run loss to Zimbabwe in Colombo. Set 170 runs for victory after winning the toss, Australia slumped…
ED sets licences, fees overhaul deadline
President Mnangagwa has directed the government to complete the review of licenses, permits, levies, and taxes by the first quarter of this year. This, he said during his remarks at…
Uproar over Chitungwiza mayor’s US$147 000 car
Growing demands for the local government to adhere to accountability and transparency standards in the handling of public resources have put Chitungwiza Mayor Rosaria Mangoma and her management team under…
Farmer leads revival of Boran, Nkone cattle
Zimbabwean farmer Mark Hook has revived dormant Boran and Nkone cattle societies, growing registered herds from a handful to thousands. He spoke to Farmer’s Weekly about his role in reshaping…
ED to grant prisoners amnesty
Hundreds of condemned prisoners will receive presidential pardons from President Emmerson Mnangagwa in an effort to relieve prison overcrowding in the country. Information Minister Jenfan Muswere stated yesterday at a…
Tourism minister drives 300km to win back SA tourists
What started as a viral blast on social media by a frustrated South African traveller, blogger and influencer over an encounter with the Zimbabwe Republic Police was transformed into a…
Zim committed to tourist satisfaction
THE government is committed to ensuring that the well-being and satisfaction of tourists in Zimbabwe is strictly safeguarded. The development follows an incident where police officers fined a South African…
EcoCash hackers bail ruling tomorrow
A HARARE magistrate is expected to rule tomorrow on a bail application for 11 men accused of a US$61 000 scam. The suspects, aged between 20 and 26, applied for…
Passengers stung by bees in Harare
An unknown number of passengers were stung by bees after their bus crashed into a tree that had a beehive in Harare. In a statement, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)…