Harare driver accused of luring, robbing women during fake taxi rides
Zvikomborero Parafini A 27-year-old Harare man has appeared in court facing six counts of robbery after allegedly working with accomplices to target women who boarded his vehicle, robbing them of…
EDITORIAL: Municipal cops must first prove they can be trusted
Zimbabwe’s decision to grant municipal police arresting powers marks a profound shift in local law‑enforcement dynamics — one that demands far more scrutiny, safeguards, and public accountability. The core concern…
Stable inflation fuels 6.8pc Q1 growth as Zim outruns projection
Nelson Gahadza Senior Business Reporter Zimbabwe’s stable inflation environment has created the conditions for stronger-than-expected growth, with the economy expanding by 6,8 percent in the first quarter of 2026, putting…
COMMENT: NOW WE MUST FINISH THE JOB
For too long, Zimbabwean businesses have been weighed down by the burden of red tape. The simple act of operating legally has often meant navigating duplicative licences, exorbitant fees, and…
Widening war engulfs more countries
LONDON/CAIRO/WASHINGTON, — The US carried out fresh strikes in Iran on Wednesday, the US military said, further intensifying a five-month-old war that was already expanding beyond its main fronts to…
Keith Zenda to unpack secrets of breaking into global art market
Mbulelo Mpofu, [email protected] FOR many aspiring Zimbabwean visual artists, breaking into the international art market can seem like an impossible dream reserved for those with formal training, deep pockets or…
COMMENT : Digital inclusion unlocks opportunities for PWDs
Digital inclusion has become one of the defining measures of whether a society is genuinely committed to equal opportunity. As governments, businesses, schools and financial institutions increasingly migrate their services…











