With the COP15 Ramsar Convention set to take place in Victoria Falls from July 23 to 31, Zimbabwe’s credibility on wetland conservation is once again under scrutiny — and at the center of that scrutiny stands Longcheng Plaza, a sprawling commercial complex built on a
Zimbabwe’s music landscape is witnessing the emergence of a powerful new voice in Prince Peter Moyo. Known by his stage name M.G Hkh, Moyo is a 27-year-old artist whose honest lyrics and soulful melodies are resonating deeply with listeners across the country and beyond. M.G Hkh’s
Hatipfeke Junkie proprietor Jeff Nyamuchengwa, who was facing charges of theft of trust property, has been sentenced to 50 months’ imprisonment by Harare magistrate Wnfilder Tiyatara. Nyamuchengwa (36), however, will not serve any jail time after the magistrate suspended 36 months on condition that he restitutes
The Music Consultancy Society (MCS) is set to host its seventh graduation ceremony on 25 July 2025 at its Hatfield campus in Harare. The event will see more than 150 students graduating in various arts education programmes including certificates in Choral Percussion and Adjudication, diplomas in
By Takudzwa Tondoya The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) says government has begun transforming post offices into digital innovation centres aimed at addressing the country’s lingering connectivity and infrastructure challenges. Speaking at the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) in Geneva, POTRAZ Director
By Takudzwa Tondoya Members of Parliament have called for urgent reforms to disciplinary measures at the country’s universities after students were suspended for participating in peaceful protests over welfare issues. Raising the issue during a question-and-answer session in Parliament, youth representation Takudzwa Ngadziore challenged the government
A tragic road accident along the Harare-Bulawayo Highway has left three people dead and one seriously injured, the Zimbabwe Republic Police has confirmed. The crash occurred on Tuesday night around 10 PM, at the 61-kilometre peg just outside Norton. According to the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), a
By Takudzwa Tondoya The Government is under mounting pressure to review civil servants’ salaries and benefits as inflation continues to chip away at their purchasing power. During a heated session in Parliament on Wednesday, several MPs raised concerns about the deteriorating livelihoods of public sector workers questioning
Mbare Musika the country's largest fresh produce market is under siege as invaders are posing everyday to extort hard working farmers who are coming to sell their proceeds. The illicit syndicates are said to be operating just outside the formal market boundaries demanding extra 'space' fees
By Judith Nyuke A 40-year-old Chinese national appeared in court on Thursday, accused of swindling a local businessman out of $322,381 by falsely claiming he could acquire chrome, antimony, and copper, and secure an export license on the businessman's behalf. Xiang Jun, 40, appeared before Harare Regional
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