A Harare company director has appeared in court accused of falsifying invoices and misrepresenting imports in a case that allegedly cost the state more than US$40,000 in lost revenue. Ian Genesesi (31) director of Genesesi Logistics (Pvt) Ltd was arraigned before the Harare Magistrates’ Court facing
The country’s high banking charges are choking financial inclusion and discouraging the majority of citizens particularly those in the informal sector from using formal financial services, a new report by the National Economic Consultative Forum (NECF) has revealed. The study, which assessed the country’s financial inclusion infrastructure highlights
The fight against corruption in local authorities has been stepped up with the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works partnering the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) to form a special taskforce targeting graft and maladministration in councils. The initiative comes amid mounting concerns that corruption and
By Winston Chaniwa Former CNN Deputy Editor James Le-May has urged Zimbabwean journalism students to sharpen their storytelling skills saying artificial intelligence may reshape newsrooms but will never replace human reporters. Speaking at the Christian College of Southern Africa in Harare recently Le-May delivered a lecture on Editorial Decision-Making in
By Shalom Shawurwa A Harare man has secured a court order against his drug-addicted son accusing him of terrorising the family with threats violence and abusive behaviour. Appearing before Civil Court magistrate Johanna Mukwesha, Thomas Foroma of Waterfalls said his son Tinofara had turned their home into
The Harare Magistrates Court has sentenced a 32-year-old man to two years in prison after he was caught driving against oncoming traffic during rush hour endangering the lives of motorists and pedestrians. Ruzvidzo Freedom of Hatcliffe was driving a Toyota Hiace when he ignored traffic signals
By Takudzwa Tondoya The City of Harare has warned residents to be on high alert after a surge in cases of criminals posing as municipal police officers and harassing members of the public. In a statement, the council said all municipal police officers in the traffic and compliance
By Takudzwa Tondoya Two employees of the City of Harare died on Thursday morning while carrying out duties at the municipality’s sewer treatment plant in Glen View. In a statement, the City Council described the incident as “unfortunate and tragic” and confirmed that investigations were under way. “Police,
By Takudzwa Tondoya The Government has warned that the country’s mining sector risks undermining future generations if profit continues to be prioritised over environmental sustainability. Deputy Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development, Davis Marapira, said mining companies and regulators must align operations with Environmental,
Warriors coach Michael Nees has announced a 24-man provisional squad for next month’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Benin and Rwanda blending European-based stars with local talent. The squad sees the return of experienced names such as Marshall Munetsi of Wolves, Marvelous Nakamba of Luton
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