South Africa is set for sweeping changes to its immigration system after Cabinet approved a revised policy framework aimed at tightening controls while boosting economic growth. The move follows the adoption of the Updated White Paper on Citizenship, Immigration and Refugee Protection (CIRP) which lays out
Zimbabwe’s national football team is set for a rare international showcase in England after the Zimbabwe Football Association confirmed the Warriors’ participation in the 2026 Unity Cup. The four-nation tournament will be held in London from 26 to 30 May at The Valley, home of Charlton
A local medical doctor and a private clinic are facing a US$50 000 defamation claim after allegedly making damaging claims about a father in a child custody dispute. Lawyers representing Batsirai Joel Matiza have accused Muchineripi M Kondo of publishing “false and malicious” statements in a
A small community garden in Chipinge is rewriting the story of farming in drought-prone regions turning limited rainfall and harsh conditions into an opportunity for growth, income and food security. The Hakwata Garden, supported through a partnership involving the Government of Zimbabwe and the United Nations
By Kudzaishe Chimonera The Grain Marketing Board (GMB) says it has paid more than US$32 million to farmers as part of efforts to support agricultural production and strengthen food security. In a statement, the Board’s Chief Executive Officer Edson Badarai said significant progress had been made in
By Kudzaishe Chimonera The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) says the number of road traffic accidents recorded during the 2026 Easter holiday declined, but more people were killed compared to the same period last year. In a statement, police said 337 accidents were recorded this year, down from
By Sakhile Sifelani-Ngoma The necessary and critical public debate regarding the Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill in Zimbabwe has highlighted many aspects that are of concern. One of the most contentious arguments proposed in the 16 February 2026 gazetted amendment and the subsequent arguments, is that
Government has strongly condemned the circulation of graphic images from road accident scenes on social media warning that those responsible could face prosecution. Speaking during a post-Cabinet briefing, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Zhemu Soda said authorities were deeply concerned about the growing trend describing
Calls are growing across Zimbabwe for the government to reconsider plans to abolish the Zimbabwe Gender Commission with activists, legal experts and ordinary citizens warning that dismantling the body could reverse hard-won gains in the fight against gender-based violence. The proposed move, contained in Constitutional Amendment
By Kudzaishe Chimonera The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission has called on the government to urgently address inequalities in the country’s healthcare system and ensure access to medical services without discrimination. The appeal comes as Zimbabwe marked World Health Day, commemorated this year under the theme “Building
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