MAN, ACCUSED OF STEALING $69M WHICH WAS ERRONEOUSLY TRANSFERRED INTO HIS BANK ACCOUNT, FOUND NOT GUILTY
Zvikomborero Parafini A HARARE man, who was accused of stealing more than $69 million from NMB Bank which had erroneously been deposited into his bank account afteran alleged loan application,…
Diarrhoea death linked to unsafe borehole water
Peter Matika [email protected] A BULAWAYO resident reportedly died from acute gastro-enteritis, also known as stomach flu, after allegedly consuming contaminated borehole water during a prolonged water shedding. The findings are…
Prof Mutambara delivers A.I. revolution challenge lecture at MSU
Patrick Chitumba [email protected] ZIMBABWE and the whole of Africa must not be passive consumers of Artificial Intelligence (AI), but creators and leaders of innovation to reap the full benefits of…
China encourages lithium value addition partnership with Zimbabwe for industrial growth
Bongani Ndlovu, in Beijing China There should be deeper cooperation between Zimbabwe and China in the extraction and value addition of critical minerals such as lithium, with the partnership being…
BCC moves to ban firewood braais
Vusumuzi Dube, Deputy Radar Editor The City of Bulawayo has proposed a new braai policy that will prohibit the use of firewood at commercial braai spots, while compelling operators to…
SA unveils R12.5bn plan to overhaul six land borders, including Beitbridge
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau SOUTH Africa’s government has unveiled a massive border infrastructure development plan and committed R12,5 billion towards the six land borders, including Beitbridge Border Post, which handles over…
EMA set to launch National Fire Week
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, [email protected] The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) is today (Wednesday) set to launch the 2026 National Fire Week campaign, with the main commemorations set for Goromonzi District, Mashonaland East…
Zimbabwean journalists urged to use audio-visual tech to tell poverty alleviation stories
Nqobile Bhebhe in Beijing, China Zimbabwean journalists have been urged to harness the power of audio-visual technology including mobile phones to tell compelling stories about poverty alleviation, a move that…











