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Stakeholders Back Plan to Bar Medical Aid Firms from Owning Hospitals and Clinics
Health sector stakeholders in Zimbabwe have backed a proposed amendment to Statutory Instrument 330 of 2000 that would prohibit medical aid societies from owning or operating healthcare facilities, in a move aimed at strengthening accountability and protecting patients.
HARARE CLEAN-UP: Council Issues Ultimatum on Illegal Billboards and Murals
HARARE — The City of Harare has launched a major crackdown on unauthorized outdoor advertising, ordering property owners to immediately dismantle all illegal billboards, murals, and banners. The directive targets structures erected on road servitudes and private buildings without the necessary municipal approval.
A COUNTRY OF CONTRASTS: When Prosperity Becomes Exclusive in Zimbabwe
HARARE — Zimbabwe is no longer merely unequal it is becoming structurally divided. In Zimbabwe, wealth is visible, confident, and expanding. Luxury vehicles glide past fuel queues, exclusive estates rise behind high walls, and a new class of elites moves with the ease of those insulated from uncertainty. In the other, survival remains a daily negotiation, informal traders chasing shrinking margins, graduates navigating a job market that barely acknowledges them, and household
International News
THE BATTLE FOR BAMAKO: Inside the High-Stakes Geopolitical War for the Sahel
BAMAKO — In the pre-dawn darkness of April 25, 2026, the Sahel region witnessed one of the most sophisticated military offensives in modern African history. Simultaneously striking five major cities, Bamako, Gao, Kidal, Kita, and Sévaré, an estimated 10,000 to 12,000 fighters launched a coordinated push that aimed to topple the Malian government. But as the smoke clears, the narrative of the attack reveals a complex web of geopolitical shifting, a "Syrian-style" insurgency st
KZN Doctor Arrested Over Alleged Sexual Assault of Patients at Madadeni Hospital
Police in South Africa have arrested a 69-year-old medical doctor in KwaZulu-Natal over allegations that he sexually assaulted four female patients under his care at a hospital in Madadeni. The senior practitioner was taken into custody on Tuesday, 28 April 2026, by detectives from the KwaZulu-Natal Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) Unit, working in collaboration with officers from the Madadeni police station.
Zimbabwe Embassy in South Africa Debunks ‘Free Deportation’ Claims, Warns Against Misinformation
The Embassy of Zimbabwe in South Africa has dismissed viral claims that it is offering “free deportation” services to Zimbabwean nationals, describing the reports as false, misleading, and not sanctioned by any official authority. In a strongly worded statement issued on 28 April 2026, the Embassy of the Republic of Zimbabwe in South Africa said it had noted with concern the circulation of social media messages suggesting that citizens could access free transport and deportat
Community News
HARARE CLEAN-UP: Council Issues Ultimatum on Illegal Billboards and Murals
HARARE — The City of Harare has launched a major crackdown on unauthorized outdoor advertising, ordering property owners to immediately dismantle all illegal billboards, murals, and banners. The directive targets structures erected on road servitudes and private buildings without the necessary municipal approval.
Hope Fountain Man Sentenced for 3 AM "Sex-for-Money" Trespass
The court, presided over by Magistrate Barbra Phiri, heard a harrowing account of the events that transpired at the home of 44-year-old Virginia Nkomazana. According to prosecutor Mehluli Ndlovu, Mupande gained entry into the yard using an alternative entrance at approximately 3:00 AM. Once inside, the accused reportedly targeted Nkomazana’s bedroom door, shouting demands for her to emerge. In a desperate attempt to lure the victim outside, Mupande began flashing US dollars,
NEGLIGENCE OR COMPLICITY? Detainee Dies Following "Two-Hour Fight" at Glen Norah Police Station
HARARE — A dark cloud hangs over the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) following the death of a male suspect in custody at Glen Norah Police Station in the early hours of Tuesday. The tragedy, which reportedly resulted from a sustained physical altercation between two detainees, has sparked national outrage over allegations of gross negligence by officers on duty.
Sports News
RACE AGAINST TIME: National Sports Stadium Nears 95% Completion Ahead of May Reopening
HARARE — Zimbabwe’s premier sporting venue, the National Sports Stadium, is in the final stretch of an extensive refurbishment program, with government officials confident the facility will host football matches before the end of May. Following a high-level tour of the site, authorities indicated that the stadium is on track to reopen for local fixtures starting May 25, 2026.
Tembo Targets Stability and Unity as He Takes Charge of Warriors
Newly appointed Warriors interim head coach Kaitano Tembo says he is under no illusion about the expectations that come with leading Zimbabwe’s senior men’s national team, pledging to bring focus, discipline and continuity to the role. Tembo steps into the position following the departure of former head coach Marian Marinica, whose exit was confirmed on Monday, 27 April by the Zimbabwe Football Association.
Zimbabwe’s Maswanhise Shines: PFA Scotland Player of the Year Nominee
In a historic moment for Zimbabwean football, Motherwell FC forward Tawanda Maswanhise has been officially shortlisted for the PFA Scotland Premiership Player of the Year award. The nomination follows a prolific campaign that has seen the 23-year-old international become one of the most feared attackers in the Scottish Premiership.
Arts News
ZIMRA Targets Zimbabwean Content Creators as Madam Boss Earnings Spark Tax Scrutiny
Harare – Zimbabwean digital content creators are facing increased tax scrutiny from the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority following revelations by popular comedian Madam Boss that she can earn up to US$20,000 in a good month. The disclosure has intensified focus on digital earnings in Zimbabwe, with authorities urging influencers and online entrepreneurs to regularise their tax affairs ahead of a 30 May 2026 deadline.
HIFA 2026 Returns After Eight-Year Hiatus as Zimbabwe Revives Arts Sector
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s flagship arts event, the Harare International Festival of the Arts (HIFA), is set to return in 2026 after an eight-year hiatus, marking a major revival for the country’s cultural and creative industries. Organisers confirmed that the festival will run from August 3 to 9, 2026, in Harare under the theme “Up”, symbolising renewal, growth, and a fresh chapter for one of Africa’s most celebrated arts platforms.
Curtain Call for a Television Legend: Zimbabwe Mourns Memory Bususu (1955–2026)
KWEKWE — Zimbabwe’s arts community is in mourning following the passing of veteran actress Memory Bususu, who died at the age of 71. A beloved household name for decades, Bususu passed away on Sunday, April 12, at Kwekwe General Hospital after suffering a stroke. The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) described her as a "versatile talent" whose performances in iconic dramas such as Paraffin, Pfuma Ye Nhaka, and Ngozi defined an era of Zimbabwean television.
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