Former Buhera South legislator Joseph Chinotimba has hailed current renovations at Parirenyatwa Hospital’s Adlum house as a boost to conditions for nurses following a tour of the facility. The hostel, which accommodates 353 rooms has undergone refurbishment led by businessman Paul Tungwarara through his company, Prevail
Youth Minister Tinoda Machakaire is reportedly giving opposition spokesperson Fadzai Mahere sleepless nights as their courtroom feud rumbles on, with a High Court hearing postponed to 14 May. The move follows Mahere’s application for default judgment, which has become the latest twist in a bitter dispute. The
By Judith Nyuke The High Court has overturned the conviction of top real estate agent Pauline Muzhewe for theft of trust property, an accusation arising from an alleged failure to remit a US$3 750 commission to her principal after closing a property deal. Muzhewe was sentenced to
Maphisa sits close to Zimbabwe’s southern border, making it a strategic transit point.
As the famous Shona adage reminds us, musha mukadzi, the home is a woman.
By Kudzaishe Chimonera The chief executive of Mutapa Investment Fund, John Mangudya says the value of the fund’s 35% stake in Kuvimba Mining House is projected to increase significantly over the next decade. Mangudya clarified that the widely cited US$1.9 billion figure linked to the transaction does
Children living with disabilities in Whitecliff, a suburb of Harare recently received wheelchairs and grocery hampers in a community outreach led by Zvimba East legislator Kudakwashe Mananzva. The donation, which brought relief to dozens of families was made on the sidelines of the Young Women for
National football team coach Marian Marinica has been forced to reshuffle his squad after four key players were ruled out ahead of the upcoming Four Nations Tournament in Botswana. Among those sidelined are Scotland-based forward Tawanda Maswanhise who plays for Motherwell FC, as well as experienced
By Kudzaishe Chimonera Air quality is deteriorating across the world with fewer cities meeting recommended safety levels, according to a new global report. Data released by IQAir shows that only 14% of cities complied with guidelines set by the World Health Organization in 2025, down from 17%
By Judith Nyuke A 76-year-old Harare woman appeared at the Harare Magistrates' Court after she reportedly transferred US$4 085 000 outside Zimbabwe without authorisation from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe.Maud Patricia Liddell appeared before Harare Magistrate Ruth Moyo charged with externalisation and contravening the Proceeds of
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