The man who is accused of starting the Mbare fire appeared in court. The man apparently started the fire to warm himself but then lost control of it, resulting in the inferno. The fire burned through ...

Following the allegations that the Electoral Commission of Namibia awarded a tender to a corrupt South African company linked to Wicknell Chivayo, the ECN has released a statement on its social media ...

Yadah and Warriors forward Khama Billiat has finally disclosed the reason behind his departure from Kaizer Chiefs last year. Billiat chose not to renew his contract with Amakhosi when it expired in ...

The government plans to mandate that most taxes and fees be paid exclusively in Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency to increase demand and stabilise its value. This was said by Finance, Economic Development ...

Outspoken local economist Eddie Cross, who also serves as an adviser to President Emmerson Mnangagwa, has issued a stark warning to Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mushayavanhu: the new ...

One of the largest political parties in Namibia, the Popular Democratic Movement (PDM), has objected to the appointment of Wicknell Chivayo linked company, Ren-Form. Ren-form reportedly won a tender ...

Conditions have deteriorated at Sally Mugabe Hospital in Harare, where staff are compelled to carry deceased patients down the stairs due to malfunctioning elevators. Meanwhile, patients in pain must ...

Consumers have raised concerns about a report from the Standard Association of Zimbabwe (SAZ) that cleared several mealie meal brands of containing the herbicide glyphosate, arguing that the testing ...

Walter Magaya, a presidential aspirant for the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA), along with Gift Banda, a former ZIFA vice president, are accused of attempting to manipulate their way into top ...

Thirty (30) learners at Findale School in Eastview, Harare, were unable to sit for their Ordinary Level Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) exams this week after the school owner allegedly ...

The Zimbabwean government has approved a series of measures to address the country’s persistent power supply shortages, which have resulted in extended load-shedding periods of up to 16 hours per day.

A faction of the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) has condemned the government’s recent decision to allow beneficiaries of the land reform programme to sell or transfer ...