Chipinge district continues to be one of the most climate-vulnerable regions in Zimbabwe facing frequent droughts, floods and natural disasters such as the Lisungwe floods, Bandama dam burst and cyclones including Idai, Eloise and Charlane. These intensifying events exacerbate food insecurity and poverty. At the same time,
By Judith Nyuke A Harare magistrate has denied former Zanu PF youth leader Jimu Kunaka and his accomplice bail after highlighting that the two are a flight risk. Cuthbert Molisen Finiyasi (71) and Jim Kunaka (46) stand accused of unlawfully seizing a piece of land in Harare,
By Shalom Shawurwa Gender rights leaders have warned that the country is facing setbacks in the fight for gender equality with systemic barriers, gender-based violence and economic exclusion continuing to undermine women’s progress. Speaking at a national gender forum in Harare recently, Zimbabwe Gender Commission chairperson Commissioner
By Elishamai Ziumbwa Musician Baba Harare has urged churches and gospel promoters to bring greater professionalism and accountability to the gospel music industry warning that exploitation is holding back both the ministry and artists’ livelihoods. In a statement on Facebook, the artist born Braveman Chizvino reflected on
Zimbabwe’s longest-running festival of urban culture Shoko Festival has announced a star-studded line-up for its landmark 15th edition with the much-anticipated Shoko Comedy Night set for Harare Gardens on 25 September 2025. Leading the bill is internationally acclaimed comedian King Kandoro, who returns home in style
As the second Africa Climate Summit opens ActionAid has called on African leaders to seize the moment and chart a path away from fossil fuels and industrial agriculture warning against “false solutions” such as carbon offsets. The organisation said the gathering is a critical chance to
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
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