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Harare is preparing to host one of Africa’s most outspoken gatherings on digital media and civic technology, with this year’s Hub Unconference urging the continent to “decolonise the internet.” Now in its 11th edition, the free two-day event will run on 24–25 September at Harare Gardens
The ruling Zanu PF party youth league has praised President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s leadership following festivities in Zvishavane marking Munhumutapa Day and the president’s birthday. The event, held in Mnangagwa’s home area drew a diverse crowd including political leaders, business figures, and young people from across the
By Anyway Yotamu A Kadoma man has petitioned Parliament to amend the Maintenance Act, calling for mandatory DNA testing before men are compelled to pay child support. Appearing before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs chaired by Masvingo Central MP Edson Zvobgo Jr
By Judith Nyuke Two Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) employees appeared before a Harare magistrate charged with criminal abuse of office after being accused of defrauding their employer of over USD 6,340,251.64. Paradzai Mutasa (35) and Shupikai Mary Nicola Marongwe (52) appeared before Harare Magistrate Marewanazvo Gofa who
A 50-year-old man from Seke has been sentenced to an effective four years in prison after being convicted of attempting to murder a police officer in Harare. Gilbert Dongodza was handed a five-year sentence by the Harare Magistrates’ Court with one year suspended on condition of
The Eye Camp Initiative, launched in Harare by Old Mutual Zimbabwe in partnership with the Eye Institute as technical partner aims to combat preventable blindness through free eye care services. Old Mutual Zimbabwe Group CEO, Sam Matsekete visited the camp to engage directly with beneficiaries
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has urged Zimbabwean authorities, political parties, civil society and citizens to take decisive steps towards regulating artificial intelligence (AI) in a way that strengthens democratic institutions and protects fundamental rights, warning that without robust governance, new technologies could erode
The country’s fragile human rights record has come under renewed scrutiny after the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) reported more than 3,000 victims of violations across the country in August painting a bleak picture of systemic intimidation, coercion and abuse. According to the monthly monitoring report, at
A 26-year-old man from Highfields, Harare, has been jailed for two years after being found guilty of illegally dealing in dangerous drugs. Fortune Tendai Kasina was convicted by the Mbare Magistrates’ Court after admitting to baking and distributing cannabis-laced cookies which were consumed by schoolchildren. His co-accused,
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