‘No favours for Bosso’… Luphahla speaks on need for focus over sentiment
Innocent Kurira,Zimpapers Sports HubSIMBA BHORA coach Joel Luphahla has drawn a firm line ahead of Saturday’s clash with Highlanders, declaring…
COMMENT : Dangote visit confirms Zimbabwe is open for business
Mr Aliko Dangote is a brand of global standing. The Nigerian (68) is Africa’s richest person, and number 73 globally,…
Speed up lawmaking for national progress
Farirai Machivenyika, Senior Zimpapers Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday challenged Parliament to expedite the passage of laws since the legislation enacted…
Zimbabwe to unlock $9bn in idle land
Rutendo Nyeve, Victoria Falls Reporter THE Government’s nationwide rollout of title deeds to resettled farmers has been hailed as a…
GREYSTONE NURSERY SCHOOL DIRECTOR NABBED FOR US$84k THEFT
Zvikomborero ParafiniGREYSTONE Nursery School director and headmistress Candice Cherry Prinsloo, 52, is being accused of stealing US$84,000 from the school.Prinsloo…
Economy set for 6,6pc growth: Agriculture, industry, and infrastructure on overdrive
Zvamaida Murwira, Zimpapers Reporter ZIMBABWE’S economy is poised for continued growth, buoyed by a resurgent agricultural sector, expanded investment and…
FROM H-TOWN TO HOLLYWOOD — AN EVENTFUL WEEK FOR DANAI
DANAI Gurira has been quite busy in the past week — from gracing the Jasen Mphepo Little Theatre in Harare…
SUICIDAL WOMAN DROWNS IN GARDEN WELL
Solomon BhumuManicaland BureauA HEARTBREAKING incident has unfolded in Munyanyi Village, under Chief Chimombe in Buhera, where a 37-year-old woman is…
SIMON MAZORODZE ROAD FLYOVER A CRIME HOTSPOT
Arron NyamayaroPOLICE have arrested a man they suspect is a member of a gang of armed robbers who have been…
ALLAN WILSON HEADMASTER ACCUSES EX-DEPUTY OF LEADING A CABAL WHICH IS DAMAGING HIS IMAGE WITH GAY CLAIMS
Zvikomborero ParafiniALLAN Wilson High School headmaster, Tafara Zhou, has accused his former deputy head of leading a cabal which is…
Sapes Trust premises owned by Ibbo Mandaza petrol bombed
ScreenshotSapes Trust premises in Belgravia, Harare, shortly after midnight, completely gutting the organisation’s seminar room – a well-known venue for…
‘Unrepentant’ Chinese miner in fresh gold ore fraud plot
BusinessCrime & CourtNewsBy Nigel PfundeMutoko- A Chinese investor recently convicted for stealing thousands of tonnes of gold ore from a…
ZIFA advertises Warriors head coach post after sacking of Nees
Celebs & EntertainmentNewsSportsBy Nyasha ChumaHarare- THE Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has this week officially advertised the vacant Warriors head coach…
Bard Santner facilitating Dangote’s US$1 billion investment deal for Zim
Senziwani Sikhosana, Bard Santner Markets Inc Chief Executive.BusinessNewsSenziwani Sikhosana, Bard Santner Markets Inc Chief Executive.By Staff ReporterPRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has…
#DidYouKnow: The Late George Shaya became the first Black footballer to be crowned Rhodesian Soccer Star of the Year in 1969
George Shaya, born on 30 October 1946 in Mbare, Harare, rose from humble beginnings to become one of the greatest…
Power struggle erupts in BCC over move to dissolve key Committee
A controversial motion to dissolve and reconstitute the City of Bulawayo’s powerful General Purposes Committee, the same body that recently…
Dark moment for SONA: Mnangagwa’s speech affected by power outage
President Emmerson Mnangagwa was on Tuesday forced to complete his State of the Nation Address (SONA) using a torchlight after…
SONA: Mnangagwa projects 6.6% economic growth amidst national challenges
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has projected Zimbabwe’s economy to grow by 6.6% in 2025, driven by a rebound in agriculture, mining,…
Police block Bulawayo meeting as Harare venue torched
A press conference on Zimbabwe’s constitutional future was blocked in Bulawayo on Tuesday, while a venue hosting a similar event…
Mnangagwa urges responsible mining and climate action in SONA
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to responsible mining and climate action, saying environmental protection remains central to…