By Kudazishe Chimonera Two Chegutu men have been sentenced to prison after the Chegutu Magistrates’ Court convicted them of theft for stealing a tractor battery from a workshop and attempting to sell it for US$10 earlier this year. Brighton Bwanali (30) was jailed for 36
The Zimbabwe Online Content Creators (ZOCC) has condemned the arrest of Zimbo Live journalist Pellagia Mupurwa warning that the case poses a serious threat to press freedom in the country. Mupurwa has been charged under Zimbabwe’s Cyber and Data Protection Act for the alleged “transmission of
Chipinge District is facing a growing human–wildlife crisis after an elderly woman was mauled by a buffalo leaving her critically injured in hospital. The victim, identified as Mai Victor Chauke believed to be about 60 years old was attacked while tending her garden at her homestead
By Lemuel Chekai The Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (ARDA) has reopened the refurbished Best Fruit Processors (BFP) plant in Norton marking a major milestone in the Government’s drive towards value addition, agro-industrialisation and rural economic transformation. The plant, which had been dormant for the past
Working mainly in the country’s arid lowveld and other climate-vulnerable regions, SAFIRE’s approach goes far beyond conservation for its own sake
Developments in the ongoing dispute between Freda Rebecca Gold Mine and operators at Side Electrical (Pvt) Ltd T/A Botha Gold Mine are increasingly tilting in favour of Botha, following confirmation that an injunction relied upon by Freda was withdrawn before any determination was made. Contrary to
Air Zimbabwe has been absent from key international routes for years due to debt, fleet shortages and operational challenges, leaving Zimbabwe without a reliable national carrier on major global routes.
By Admire Masuku With more than a century of experience in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), Harare Polytechnic stands as one of Zimbabwe’s most enduring polytechnics. It is one of the national educational institutions tasked with producing graduates who meet both national development priorities and
By Lemuel Chekai Prevail International has commenced a pioneering river rehabilitation pilot project along a five-kilometre stretch of the Muroodzi River, marking what experts say could be a defining moment for environmental restoration efforts in Zimbabwe. The pilot project targets a section of the river that
By Judith Nyuke A 32-year-old woman appeared at the Harare Magistrates' Court after being accused of harbouring four Zambian female nationals whom she exploited for prostitution under the pretext of working in a massage parlour. Christina Mafudza (32) appeared before Harare magistrate Jesse Kufa facing charges of
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