The third edition of an annual soccer and netball tournament in Zvimba South kicked off with organisers using sport as a platform to fight drug and substance abuse, gender-based violence and teenage pregnancies in local communities. The tournament, the brainchild of Zvimba South legislator Taurai Dexter
By Kudzaiishe Zvaguma Zimbabwe Women High Performance suffered a 33-run defeat to Rwanda Women in the Kwibuka T20 Tournament after failing to chase down a competitive target at the Gahanga International Stadium in Kigali on Monday. Rwanda who won the toss and elected to bat posted 131
By Judith Nyuke Harare Regional Magistrate Musaiona Shortgame has denied bail to three City of Harare employees whose alleged negligence led to the tragic drowning of three people in Budiriro. Municipal workers Moses Dicko, Tinei Chihwai and Thomas Rwakatiwana allegedly left a deep sewer trench they had
By Judith Nyuke The Harare Magistrate’s Court trial of Prophetic Healing and Deliverance leader Walter Magaya who faces multiple counts of rape has been postponed to July 31 pending a review application filed at the High Court. In the application, Magaya contests the State’s decision to proceed
Since its inception, The List Awards has expanded beyond recognition ceremonies to include financial rewards and other forms of support for winners, reflecting its broader goal of amplifying and investing in changemakers.
Suspended ZANU-PF Mazowe District Coordinating Committee (DCC) chairman Tafadzwa Musarara has found himself at the centre of a growing political and economic storm after leading a court challenge against Government's grain import levy framework, a policy authorities say is critical for protecting local farmers, financing
Mazowe Central legislator Dr Maxmore Njanji has backed Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3), arguing that the proposed changes are necessary to strengthen governance and enable the Presidency to effectively drive Zimbabwe's development agenda. Contributing to debate on the Bill in the National Assembly, Dr Njanji
Prevail International Chairman Tempter Tungwarara Presidential adviser Paul Tungwarara has offered a luxury vehicle to former government critic Rutendo Matinyarare as part of efforts to ease tensions following months of public criticism directed at President Emmerson Mnangagwa. The unusual gesture, which includes the offer of a Toyota
Mutoko South Member of Parliament, Isaac Tasikani has thrown his weight behind the proposed Bill arguing that young people who are often at the forefront of election campaigns understand the challenges associated with the electoral process and therefore support the proposed changes. Speaking during debate in
Several convicted criminals have been sentenced to lengthy prison terms following successful investigations by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) with authorities crediting members of the public for providing information that led to the arrests. In a statement, national police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi announced the conviction