NEW: Russia says some troops return to base

Russia said on Tuesday some of its military units were returning to their bases after exercises near Ukraine, following days of U.S. and British warnings that Moscow might invade its neighbour at any time. 

NEW: Man kills father with hammer

Police are hunting for a 37-year-old Plumtree man who allegedly killed his father after striking him with a hammer

NEW: Fastjet in efforts to boost regional tourism

Online Reporter  Budget airliner Fastjet Zimbabwe has added two new routes as part of efforts to boost regional tourism. It currently connects major three cities – Harare, Victoria Falls and…

NEW: Bogus council employees on the prowl 

Harare City Council (HCC) has warned the public against bogus council employees who are taking money from desperate jobseekers by promising them employment as municipal police. 

NEW: Volatile situation in occupied Palestine

PALESTINE has condemned ongoing violations, occupation, ethnic cleansing and forced displacement of its citizens by Israel.

NEW: Dogs can be trained to sniff out Covid-19 – a team of forensic researchers explain the science  

Kenneth G. Furton, Julian Mendel & Kelvin J. Frank Jr.   With up to 300 million scent receptors, dogs are among the best smell detectors in the animal world. The human…

NEW: Zim hosts climate change conference next month

THE Financial Markets Indaba in partnership with Zimpapers Group’s Business Weekly will host the Financing Climate Change Adaptation-Investment Conference next month.

SPONSORED: Population Solutions for Health (PSH) launches HIV treatment literacy campaign “Flip the Script” in communities.

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke – Senior Health Reporter Population Solutions for Health (PSH) formerly PSI Zimbabwe in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) has launched an HIV treatment literacy…

Boot out incompetent opposition: President

INEPT councillors and National Assembly members from the opposition have led to the decay in the capital over the past 20 years and must be booted out to improve service delivery, President Mnangagwa has said.

Local bus assembly begins next month

ZIMBABWE is set to begin assembling local buses next month and boost the motoring industry, create jobs and aid the Government’s push for a modern and reliable mass public transport system.

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