By Judith Nyuke The trial concerning a $29 million piece of land in Spitzkop continued on Tuesday at the Harare Magistrates Court as one brother-in-law maintained that his in-law fraudulently removed him from the property's ownership. During cross-examination, Thomas Masango told the court that he contributed to
A cooling La Niña weather pattern may return as early as September according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) but scientists warn that global temperatures are still set to remain above average. Neutral conditions in the Pacific neither El Niño nor La Niña have persisted since
By Elishamai Ziumbwa The Government has introduced new registration fees for Private Voluntary Organisations (PVOs) under a statutory instrument gazetted this week. According to Statutory Instrument 82 of 2025, international organisations seeking registration will now pay US$250, while local groups will be charged US$150 payable at the
Two teenagers have been jailed in Harare after violently robbing a taxi driver and dumping him on the roadside before fleeing with his car. The Harare Magistrates’ Court convicted Tafadzwa Chiseva Dumbuka (18) and Nyasha Masikati (19) of robbery and sentenced them each to four years
A local pposition activist has raised alarm over remarks by Local Government Minister Daniel Garwe who appeared to suggest that the country would not hold elections until 2030. Speaking at a ruling Zanu-PF party meeting in Marondera over the weekend, in a video that has since
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has laid out an ambitious roadmap to phase out the multi-currency system by 2030 declaring that the ZiG currency will become the sole legal tender for domestic transactions. In a statement, the RBZ said the country is currently operating under
Sheffield Wednesday and Zimbabwe Warriors midfielder Sean Fusire has apologised to fans and officials after withdrawing from the national team’s latest camp, insisting his decision was driven by logistical concerns rather than any fallout with the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA). The 20-year-old, who was included in
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa Zimbabwe’s tourism industry has welcomed a government decision to slash levies, taxes and licence fees by up to half saying the move could boost the sector’s competitiveness. The cuts, approved by Cabinet on 26 August, reduce charges by between 25% and 50%, with
The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has summoned Yadah FC and one of their officials to appear before its Disciplinary Committee following allegations of assault on the club’s own goalkeeper. In a statement, the PSL said Yadah FC and Mr Spencer Muvadi an official of the club
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has launched a luxury passenger train service between Harare and Mutare to coincide with the 18th edition of the Sanganai/Hlanganani/Kumbanayi World Tourism Expo. The service developed in partnership with the Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry and
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