NEW: Latest on Chadcombe robbery

Online Reporter Suspected armed robbers – who last week invaded ex-detective, Joseph Nemaisa’s Chadcombe residence – targeted the wrong house as they were acting on wrong information, national police spokesperson…

NEW: Covid-19 forces temporary closure of ZEC offices

Online Reporter THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) will temporarily close its offices across the country from December 11 to December 19, as a measure to contain the spread of the…

NEW: Suspended ZIFA brews another shocker

Sports Reporter JUST days after finally accepting the sanctions imposed on it by the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC), the ZIFA board brewed another surprise on Friday by insisting they…

NEW: More PSL games postponed as Covid hits

Online Reporter THE Premier Soccer ague (PSL) has been forced to postpone more matches, following the latest round of Covid-19 tests. No matches will be played on Sunday after the…

NEW: Stop littering or risk flash floods, says Council

Online Reporter The Harare City Council (HCC) has called on residents to avoid littering, saying the accumulated rubbish can block drainage systems during the current wet season. The municipality said…

NEW: Zimbabwe sets ambitious universal access targets for 2022

Online Reporter Zimbabwe has set a number of ambitious targets to achieve universal access to internet and digital services, Minister of ICT, Postal and Courier Services, Dr Jenfan Muswere has…

NEW: Zambia arrests three in graft case as anti-corruption drive picks up pace

Zambia has arrested three former managers at a state-owned company for suspected corrupt practices involving over 300 million kwacha ($18.75 million), which forced donors to temporarily freeze aid, anti-graft authorities…

NEW: Zvimba residents fight deforestation

Online Reporter ZVIMBA East residents, particularly those that reside in Ward 25, which borders Harare, have been urged to plant “as many trees as they possibly can” as a way…

NEW: Harare sets up mobile HIV testing for hotspots

HARARE City Council is providing anti-retroviral services to 110 000 residents, with 73,4 percent of people living with HIV in the city knowing their status, the municipality’s Health Services director, Dr Prosper Chonzi, has said.

NEW: Invictus Energy secures drilling rig for Zim project

Invictus Energy, the Australian firm exploring for oil and gas in Zimbabwe, has secured a drilling rig ahead of its drilling campaign set to commence in May next year.

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