Tsholotsho tops Matabeleland North drug abuse cases
Patience Ndlovu TSHOLOTSHO District has been identified as the epicentre of drug and substance abuse in Matabeleland North, topping provincial statistics for the first half of 2025, amid a surge…
8 Midlands schools win Secretary’s Bell Awards
Patrick Chitumba, [email protected] EIGHT schools in the Midlands Province have been honoured with the prestigious Secretary’s Bell Merit Awards, recognising their exceptional contributions to education, innovation and community service between…
ZPCS officer jailed for axing patron in beer dispute
Dalyn Chigwizura, Court Writer A 28-year-old Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) officer has been sentenced to five years in prison after attacking a patron with an axe for refusing…
DEATH OF LOVED ACTRESS SPARKS GRIEF, ANGER
JOHANNESBURG. − The death of a much-loved star is normally followed by an outpouring of grief, but in South Africa last week’s loss of 75-year-old actress Nandi Nyembe also came…
GIRL WHO COULDN’T EAT ANYTHING BUT CHICKEN MCNUGGETS FOR SEVEN YEARS IS CURED
LONDON. — A schoolgirl who only ate McDonald’s chicken nuggets for seven years has finally enjoyed a proper meal – thanks to hypnosis.
Underdogs crash into last 16 as BPPA Cup heats up
Fungai Muderere, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE Bulawayo Provincial Pool Association (BPPA) Cup has reached its decisive stage, with just 16 clubs remaining from an initial pool of 74, all now…
Vice President Mohadi calls for stronger Zimbabwe-Mozambique co-operation
Africa Moyo in Maputo, Mozambique ZIMBABWE and Mozambique should continue working together to translate political independence into economic independence for the benefit of their citizens, Vice-President Kembo Mohadi has said.…
FOUR NABBED FOR EXTORTING US$500 FROM WOMAN AT COURT
Arron Nyamayaro FOUR people, who masqueraded as judiciary officers, were arrested on Thursday for extorting a relative of an accused person in Mutare.
MAGAYA CELEBRATES CULTURAL HERITAGE AT ‘VINTAGE CHURCH SERVICE’
Arron Nyamayaro PROPHET Walter Magaya took his congregation on a nostalgic journey during a Vintage church service in Waterfalls on Sunday.
Is bail still a right? Examining Zimbabwe’s Constitutional shift
Tichawana Nyahuma, [email protected] WHEN adjudicating disputes in court, judges and magistrates are bound by procedural rules laid down in statute, although they retain a degree of discretion. It is this…











