The Zimbabwean Business Council in Dubai (ZIBCO) has unveiled its newly restructured Board of Directors to enhance bilateral trade and investment between the UAE and Zimbabwe. The Council, a non-profit entity licensed under Dubai Chambers, aims to promote economic collaboration while representing its members’ business interests
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has arrested Tinotenda Maunganidze on charges of impersonating a ZACC official in an attempt to interfere with a police case involving a traffic violation. According to authorities, Maunganidze allegedly posed as a ZACC officer and instructed Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Officer
By Chigamba neGanda In a bold move to reshape the global perception of South African tourism, the country's official tourism board has appointed internationally renowned content creator Marvellous Nyongoro, widely known as The African Finder, as its new Brand Ambassador. Hailing from Nyanga, Zimbabwe, 28-year-old Marvellous Nyongoro
A massive musical celebration is set to take place this Saturday at ZAOGA Braeside Church in Harare. Fifty local and international gospel artists will come together to honor the life and legacy of the late Archbishop Ezekiel Guti. The event is part of the nationwide Ezekiel Guti Day
By Judith Nyuke A Mbare Magistrate has sentenced musician Chillmaster to 420 hours of community service for causing the death of a pedestrian by running him over without a driver's license. On the first count of driving without a license, Magistrate Tatenda Mukurunge sentenced the Horror hit
Financial powerhouse, CBZ Holdings Limited, has delivered a robust performance for the first quarter of 2025 recording a profit after tax of ZWG537.5 million, despite moving through a turbulent global economic landscape. The group’s Q1 trading update released recently showed resilience in the face of international
By Judith Nyuke A Harare magistrate has acquitted two Warren Park Traffic Section police officers accused of extorting US$60 from an unlicensed Harare driver last year, citing the State's failure to prove its case. Solomon Chibhamu, 31, and Zamkele Mlilo, 35, were acquited by Harare magistrate Donald
By Judith Nyuke A Harare woman accused of stealing US$27,000 from her employer allegedly used the money to buy a car, start a clothing business, acquire expensive clothes and reportedly changed her hairstyle every week. Albina Mutiza recently grabbed the headlines when she appeared before Harare magistrate
Two Thailand nationals were yesterday arrested at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport after they were found in possession of four suitcases containing large quantities of high-grade cannabis. In a statement, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) confirmed the arrests saying the suspects had flown into the country
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