Police probe Chitungwiza woman murder
Police have intensified investigations into the death of Chitungwiza woman, Moreblessing Ali, whose body was found mutilated after her disappearance three weeks ago.
World Bank confident of Zimbabwe’s 2022 growth rate
The World Bank in its latest Global Economic Prospects kept its 2022 GDP forecast for Zimbabwe unchanged at 3,7 percent.
Lupane Magistrates Court complete
CONSTRUCTION of the new Lupane Magistrates Court, one of the main pieces of administrative infrastructure for Matabeleland North by Government, is complete and the Judicial Service Commission expects to open it next month.
10 in court for illegal demo
TEN people, part of a group arrested for illegally gathering under the guise of a prayer session, on Saturday appeared in court charged with disorderly conduct.
Mashwede road race registration opens
THE registration for the inaugural Mashwede Road Race has opened with participants expected to do so at Mashwede Village and at Mashwede Service Station in Mbare.
Ex-Zinara bosses deny allegations
TWO former Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) executives accused of corruptly awarding tender for rehabilitation of roads in three local authorities to a local company, last week denied the allegations when the trial opened.
Vincent makes cut
BARELY a week after winning his first Asian Tour tournament, Zimbabwean professional golfer Scott Vincent returned to the course and managed to make the cut at the US$25 million LIV Golf Invitational at Centurion Club near London, England, on Saturday.
Financial problems floor CAPS United commercialisation project
THE much-talked about commercialisation of Castle Lager Premiership football giants CAPS United has collapsed sensationally, before even taking off owing to financial constraints the club is currently facing.
Tragedy of politicising crime: Case of Moreblessing Ali
There has been a sad, stinking and malicious attempt by renegade opposition honchos, rank and file to score cheap, inhumane and unbridled political points on crime scenes in Zimbabwe.











