Makuti section rehab complete
Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter THE Government has completed the rehabilitation and widening of part of the Makuti section, commonly known as “Wafa Wafa”, along the Harare–Chirundu Road, improving traffic flow…
Independence Day venue site progress satisfactory: Minister
Gibson Mhaka, Zimpapers Politics Hub SIGNIFICANT progress has so far been recorded at the 46th national Independence Day celebrations main venue at the Maphisa Open Grounds in Matobo District with…
Stop defying directives, Government warns schools: . . . steps in to help schools damaged by rains as new term starts
Sikumbuzo Moyo, Zimpapers Senior Reporter THE Government has urged schools to adhere to the stipulated directives on accepting fees payments in ZiG at uninflated exchange rates as well as avoid…
Juveniles’ crime wave leaves community stunned
Raymond Jaravaza, Sunday News Reporter A GANG of 14 juveniles aged between 11 and 17 is set to appear in court in Bulawayo after they were nabbed by police for…
Nssa loses bid to cancel US$10m software deal
Martin Kadzere, Zimpapers Writer THE National Social Security Authority (Nssa) has lost a legal bid to have a US$10,4 million software contract with a local firm declared invalid and its…
Whizkid aces A-level with 56 points:. . . School secures deviation timetable to accommodate him
Judith Phiri, Zimpapers Writer A PAMUSHANA High School in Bikita, Masvingo Province whizkid, Mukudzei Ziveyi (19) is basking in A-level results glory after obtaining a whopping 56 points from the…
Zimpapers announces several key appointments
Zimpapers appointments, Harare Bureau THE country’s largest integrated media company, Zimbabwe Newspapers (1980) Limited has announced several key appointments within the organisation, effective between November 2025 and January 2026. Mr…
Church members swept away along the Zambezi River. . . as baptism ceremony turns tragic
Rutendo Nyeve, Victoria Falls Reporter A MULTI-AGENCY search operation is underway on the Zambezi River after two church members were swept away at Rapid Number 5 on Saturday morning with…











