Gokwe man sentenced to 35 years for wife’s murder
Raymond Jaravaza Zimpapers Reporter A GOKWE man has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for murdering his wife following a domestic dispute at their homestead in Chingarande Village under…
BCC invites entertainers for 2026 Christmas festivities
Raymond Jaravaza Zimpapers Reporter THE City of Bulawayo has invited churches, upcoming artistes, individuals and community associations to stage free public entertainment in parks across the city as part of…
NEW: Zimbabwe charms investors at an oversubscribed engagement in the US
Wallace Ruzvidzo in NEW YORK, US PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA met with a group of prospective investors from the United States on Monday night as well as those already operating in the…
TNF summit calls for inclusive labour market
Theseus Mauruki Shambare in VICTORIA FALLS The Tripartite Negotiating Forum Global Summit has called for a more inclusive labour market that expands social protection, creates productive jobs and removes barriers…
Zim, UN hosts global environmental facility workshop
Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter The Government and the United Nations are holding a two-day workshop over the implementation and way forward in advancing clean, sustainable and efficient electric mobility in…
Kenya’s World Championships excites Zim
Curtworth Masango Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE’S athletics leadership has welcomed the decision to award Nairobi the 2029 World Athletics Championships, describing it as a landmark development for the continent. Kenya…
Millions spent to stop imports — yet . . . ZimPhos machine sits idle, decaying
Business Reporter A multi-million-dollar machine procured to boost Zimbabwe’s fertiliser self-sufficiency is lying idle and deteriorating at Zimbabwe Phosphate Industries (ZimPhos), after the company failed to secure installation funds, a…
NSSA moves to extend social security to informal workers
Theseus Mauruki Shambare in VICTORIA FALLS THE National Social Security Authority (NSSA) is on the verge of piloting a new social security scheme targeting workers in Zimbabwe’s informal economy, as…
Clean-up blitzkrieg comes to Mutare
Ray Bande Senior Reporter MUTARE City Council will tomorrow (Wednesday) morning deploy more than 40 police officers, backed by law enforcement agents in a rigorous clean-up targeting vending in undesignated…
‘Give us first preference’: Ngozi mine residents appeal to Geo Pomona
Sikhumbuzo Moyo [email protected] RESIDENTS living at Richmond Landfill, popularly known as Ngozi Mine, have appealed to Geo Pomona Waste Management to prioritise them for employment when the company takes over…











