Africa must shape AI future, not be passive consumer – Potraz DG

Rutendo Nyeve [email protected] AFRICA must not sit back as a passive consumer of artificial intelligence technologies designed elsewhere, or risk having its values, languages and cultures erased from the future…

State withdraws fraud charges against Muronda, Mashayamombe

Yeukai Karengezeka-Chisepo Court Correspondent The State has withdrawn fraud charges against Harare Deputy Mayor Rosemary Muronda and former legislator Shadreck Mashayamombe over allegations of illegally selling Harare council land. The…

Kanyekanye denied bail in fraud scandal

Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent HARARE regional magistrate Ms Jessie Kufa has denied bail to Alliance Holdings executive chairperson and former Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) president Joseph Kanyekanye (58), who…

Construction of the Mabvuku interchange ongoing

Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter THE construction of the Mabvuku Interchange is progressing well and is set to be completed by September this year as Government remains committed to modernising and…

Police arrest four over Hardrock, Dynamos violence

  Zimpapers Sports Hub THE Zimbabwe Republic Police has arrested four suspects in connection with violent disturbances which erupted during a Premier Soccer League match between Hardrock FC and Dynamos…

Zimbabwean woman elected to top African leadership role

News hub Reporter A Zimbabwean woman from Bulawayo has broken new ground on the international stage after being elected to a top leadership position in Toastmasters International, becoming one of…

Regional circular food systems policy dialogue begins in Bulawayo

Judith Phiri, [email protected] Bulawayo is hosting the 2026 Regional Circular Food Systems Policy Dialogue, a four-day forum aimed at advancing climate-resilient and resource-efficient farming systems across Eastern and Southern Africa.…

Farmers urged to destroy tobacco stalks to prevent spread of diseases

  Raymond Jaravaza, Zimpapers Reporter FARMERS were given a deadline of 15 May to ensure that all tobacco stalks in their fields are destroyed to prevent the spread of diseases…

Tobacco sales top US$673 million as TIMB warns farmers over stalk destruction

Theseus Mauruki Shambare TOBACCO farmers have earned more than US$673 million from sales so far this marketing season as authorities intensify calls for growers to destroy tobacco stalks to protect…

Innscor volumes surge as affordable pricing strategy drives growth

  Joshua Muswere, Online Reporter Innscor Africa Limited has reported strong volume growth across its core manufacturing divisions in the third quarter ended March 31, 2026, driven by expanded production…

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