In a chilling case that has stunned the Gokwe community, a 33-year-old vendor was on Monday sentenced to 24 months in prison for unlawfully drawing blood from a minor using an HIV testing kit. Mavis Sibanda who operates a stall appeared before the Gokwe Magistrates’ Court
By Takudzwa Tondoya President Emmerson Mnangagwa has declared the horrific road traffic accident that claimed 12 lives along the Harare-Bulawayo highway a national disaster. The fatal collision occurred on Monday at the 200-kilometre peg near Sebakwe River in the Midlands Province, the accident involved a public transport
By Lloyd Takawira Nestlé has today announced a US$7 million investment to boost its cereal manufacturing capacity in Harare, reinforcing Zimbabwe's position as a key regional hub for breakfast cereal production across Eastern and Southern Africa. The strategic upgrade, which includes the installation of a fourth roller
SECURICO Security recently marked a momentous occasion at its annual staff awards ceremony and family fun day, celebrating over 25 years of excellence in the security industry. The event combined both the recognition of long-serving employees and a day of family-oriented activities, making it a truly
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa President Emmerson Mnangagwa has launched the National Media Policy calling for greater accountability in the digital space and safeguards against the challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI) and global tech giants. In his address at State House today, Mnangagwa described AI as a
By Takudzwa Tondoya Former opposition MDC activist and 2022 by-election aspiring candidate for Harare Central, Norest Marara, has been implicated in a t-shirt smuggling syndicate that prejudiced the State of nearly US$79,000. According to the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission, Marara emerged as a key player in a scandal
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Zimbabwe’s power supply needs by offering future-fit, sustainable financing solutions for renewable energy projects—particularly in support of the mining sector, which remains central to the country’s economic transformation. Speaking at the annual Chamber of Mines President’s Dinner,
South Africa’s Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, Gwede Mantashe, has announced that the country is in discussions with Zambia and Zimbabwe regarding the possibility of routing an electricity transmission line from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) through their territories. This line is set
Former Zimbabwean cricketer-turned-activist Henry Olonga has found himself in hot water after making recent comments during a BBC interview, during which he spoke candidly about his struggles with Zimbabwean citizenship. Olonga's statements have drawn sharp criticism from many in Zimbabwe, especially given his status as
Zanu PF national spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa has come out strongly against what he described as "premature" succession debates within the ruling party, defending President Emmerson Mnangagwa's leadership and constitutional mandate. Speaking at a press conference held at Zanu PF headquarters in Harare yesterday, Mutsvangwa said President
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