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Mhondoro corpse sings along at her funeral, calls her children’s names...
A chilling tale of a corpse singing hymns and calling out to her children has emerged from Balmoral Farm in Nyagori, Ward 15 under...
Zimbabwe steps up food aid distribution amid drought
The Zimbabwean government is stepping up food aid distribution to people facing food insecurity in the country due to the El Nino-induced drought, a...
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Detained activists can now be freed: Zanu PF
August 20, 2024
THE ruling Zanu PF party says opposition leaders, activists and human rights defenders who were arrested may now be freed after the...
Police in massive dagga haul; busted villagers confess cultivating the drug...
August 20, 2024
POLICE in Mashonaland West have scored a major victory in the fight against drugs and banned substances following the arrest of five...
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POTRAZ to Install Signal Boosters in Remote Areas for Continued Network Access
By Caroline Washaya-Moyo
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) is working on the installation of additional telecommunications infrastructure, including signal boosters and...
Zim Govt Aims to Rehabilitate National Sports Stadium by End of 2024 to Meet...
The Zimbabwean government, through the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC), is working diligently to rehabilitate the National Sports Stadium in order to meet the...
Man leaves wife being raped
AN Epworth man left his wife being raped by a stranger after he was threatened with a knife.
The man ran away to save his...
Czech tourist arrested over video on Zim power outages freed on bail
A Czechoslovakian tourist arrested for recording a video on Zimbabwe’s electricity and water shortages was this Wednesday granted US$500 bail by the High Court.
Accused...
‘Zanu PF pushing for one-party State’
THE ruling Zanu PF party’s push for professionals and government employees to undergo re-orientation at the Herbert Chitepo School of Ideology is meant to...

























