The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has apologised following an incident involving Warriors striker Tinotenda Kadewere and journalist Yvonne Mangunda during the national team’s open training session at Orlando Stadium. In a statement, ZIFA said it “deeply regretted” the altercation and reaffirmed its zero-tolerance stance towards abuse
By Elishamai Ziumbwa Construction of the long-awaited Mabvuku Interchange has officially begun with the Ministry of Transport setting July 2026 as the completion date. Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona who toured the site on said the project would play a key role in easing congestion
Warriors striker Tino Kadewere is reported to have disrupted the Warriors’ World Cup training session in Johannesburg on Monday after angrily confronting journalist Yvonne Mangunda in front of teammates and officials. The incident occurred at Orlando Stadium during coach Michael Nees’ final preparations for Tuesday’s qualifier
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has appealed to parents, guardians, school authorities and the wider public to prioritise the safety of children as schools open for the third term. In a statement, national police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi called on transport operators to ensure vehicles ferrying
The fight for gender equality took centre stage on Thursday as the country celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) at the National Gender Forum with officials pledging fresh action to tackle persistent inequalities. Speaking at the event, Minister of Women Affairs Monica
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has reminded transport operators and goods vehicle owners of their obligation to pay monthly presumptive taxes or risk being denied operating licences. In a public notice 51 of 2025, ZIMRA outlined the applicable charges across different classes of vehicles, ranging from
Castle Lager has marked the 10th anniversary of its National Braai Festival with a pledge to donate hospital beds to communities across Zimbabwe in what it describes as a gesture of giving back to the people who have supported the brand for more than a
By Shalom Shawurwa The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has strongly condemned a reported bomb attack on the home of opposition politician Job Sikhala describing it as a “barbaric act of violence” that threatens fundamental freedoms. The incident, which occurred in the early hours of 30 August
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa The Educators Union of Zimbabwe (EUZ) has become the country’s third-largest teachers’ union with leaders pledging to restore the dignity of the profession through grassroots welfare schemes and strategic engagement with government. Speaking at the 2025 EUZ annual conference Secretary General Tapedza
Gokwe residents have raised their voices against what they describe as unjustified tariff charges and persistent poor service delivery petitioning the local authority to urgently address their concerns ahead of the 2026 budget consultations. The Combined Gokwe Residents and Rate Payers’ Association (CGRARPA), led by Chairperson
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