The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has arrested a commuter omnibus driver and conductor following a tragic fire that claimed the lives of seven schoolchildren in Senga, Gweru as investigations point to the presence of petrol inside the vehicle. In a statement, national police spokesperson Commissioner Paul
Zimbabwe's agriculture sector, the backbone of the country's economy and a source of livelihood for millions is increasingly feeling the strain of climate change, erratic rainfall patterns and limited access to modern infrastructure. Agriculture contributes around 17% of Zimbabwe's gross domestic product (GDP), accounts for approximately
Three City of Harare employees have been arrested in connection with the deaths of three residents who drowned after falling into an unprotected sewer drainage pit in Budiriro as authorities intensify investigations into the tragedy. The arrests were confirmed by City of Harare spokesperson Stanley Gama
By Panashe Gwesu A church organisation has expressed its condolences following the deaths of seven schoolchildren in a vehicle fire in Gweru, pledging support to affected families as the nation continues to grapple with the tragedy. The President of Bishops Healing Nations (BHN), Bishop Tonderayi Muzira said
Murewa West Member of Parliament Farai Jere has urged lawmakers to protect the dignity and traditional authority of chiefs warning that exposing them to direct electoral contests could undermine their respected role as custodians of the country's culture and heritage. Speaking during debate on the Constitutional
Seven children have died after a commuter omnibus carrying pupils from Matongo Primary School caught fire in Gweru on Wednesday afternoon, police have said. The vehicle which was reportedly transporting 24 learners burst into flames at Chirandu Business Centre in the city's Senga suburb at about
For many of the young exhibitors, access to materials, funding, and technical mentorship remains a significant barrier. As a result, many projects remain at the prototype stage, with limited pathways toward scaling or commercialisation.
A coalition of civic groups, labour unions, students, faith organisations, war veterans and community activists has rejected Zimbabwe's proposed Constitutional Amendment (No. 3) Bill (CAB3) describing it as a threat to democracy and calling for a national referendum on the proposed changes. The position was outlined
The Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ) has commended the Deeds Office for digitising its services through the introduction of a Digital Land Administration Platform, describing it as a progressive initiative that will strengthen property rights, improve transaction security and modernise the country's property administration system. Speaking
Staff Reporter The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ), led by chairman Tafadzwa Musarara, has lost its urgent bid to stop Government’s grain import levy framework after the High Court struck the matter off the urgent roll, allowing authorities to continue implementing the measures backed by