Dad takes betting addicted son to court

A HARARE man, Ethan Abinal, has secured a protection order against his 40-year-old son, Trust Abinal, who has been abusing him due to his long-standing gambling addiction.

Zvange zvisiri nyore: Soma . . . madambarefu 26 pamakore 38

Prince Mushawevato MUIMBI wemusambo wesungura, Somandla “Mafia” Ndebele, anoti rwendo rwaafamba kwemakore 38 adarika apo akapinda mune zvemimhanzi, akabura madambarefu 26 nedzimwe nziyo, rwakange rwusiri nyore. Dambarefu rake richangoburwa, “Atove…

Husband, wife in court over abuse accusations

A HARARE woman, who allegedly bit off her husband’s ear after he reprimanded her, has taken him to court for abuse.

Over 50 000 boreholes drilled

GOVERNMENT has drilled over 50 000 boreholes under the Presidential Rural Development Programme (PRDP), in partnership with the private sector to ensure access to clean water and give impetus to rural industrialisation.

High Court blow for self-styled Mambo Munhumutapa

THE High Court has dismantled the royal ambitions of Timothy Chiminya, a man who boldly declared himself “Mambo Munhumutapa” and claimed authority to appoint chiefs across the country.

Great strides towards gender equality

THE latest Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) for 2023–24 released by the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat) presents compelling evidence that the nation is making measurable strides towards genuine gender equality.

RBZ reassures on ZiG Inflation, forecasts significant decline

RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor Dr John Mushayavanhu has reassured markets and consumers that the recent uptick in annual ZiG inflation is a temporary statistical artefact, and that the true inflation picture remains favourable.

Zimbabwe takes global health leadership role

ZIMBABWE has assumed the chairmanship of the Programme, Budget and Administration Committee (PBAC), a subcommittee of the Executive Board of the World Health Organisation, in a significant milestone for the country’s growing influence on global health governance.

Padenga reschedules solar power facilities commissioning

PADENGA Holdings says the installation of solar power facilities at Eureka Mine and Pickstone Peerless Mine is now expected to be concluded by December 2025, having missed the initial target of December 2024.

Trial date set for Britons found with US$669k dagga

A TRIAL date has been set for two Britons who were caught  last month at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport in possession of 124 packs of dagga worth US$669 000.