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Masiyiwa Unveils US$1 Billion Econet Tech City to Drive Zimbabwe Industrialisation
HARARE – Strive Masiyiwa, founder and group chairman of Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, has announced plans for a high-tech industrial hub in Harare—Econet Tech City—aimed at attracting global investors and accelerating Zimbabwe’s industrialisation drive. The ambitious project will be developed under Econet InfraCo, a recently listed entity on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange, with an estimated valuation of around US$1 billion.


Zimbabwe Rolls Out New Civil Servant Salary Structure, Uniformed Forces First to Benefit
HARARE – The Government has begun implementing a revised civil servant salary structure effective 1 April, with members of the uniformed forces expected to be the first to receive payments under the new framework.


Mafume Orders Halt to Mabelreign ‘Tuckshops’ Construction Amid Public Outcry
HARARE – Jacob Mafume has ordered the immediate suspension of construction at Mabelreign Shopping Centre following allegations that a City of Harare councillor authorised the building of tuckshops on a designated parking area. The directive comes after a heated public debate erupted on 9 April 2026, with residents raising concerns over permanent structures being erected on land reserved for parking at the busy suburban centre.
International News


The End of Empire? Prof. Jiang Predicts the Collapse of the Petro-Dollar and America’s Middle East Exit
HARARE — In a lecture that has sent shockwaves through geopolitical circles, Prof. Jiang Xueqin has doubled down on his controversial 2024 predictions, outlining a terminal decline for American influence in the Middle East. Speaking to a global audience this week, Jiang argued that the current US–Iran war is not merely a regional conflict, but the "Sicilian Expedition" of the American empire—a fatal overextension from which there is no recovery.


US–Iran Talks Collapse in Islamabad, Ceasefire Hangs in Balance
HARARE – High-stakes negotiations between the United States and Iran have ended without a breakthrough after nearly 21 hours of talks in Islamabad, raising fresh fears over the collapse of a fragile ceasefire and a possible return to conflict. The marathon discussions, hosted by Pakistan, ran from Saturday into early Sunday and were aimed at resolving escalating tensions between the United States and Iran.


ATM Demands Ramaphosa Impeachment: New IPID Evidence Ignites Phala Phala Firestorm
PRETORIA — The African Transformation Movement (ATM) has officially reignited the push to remove President Cyril Ramaphosa from office, formally petitioning the Speaker of the National Assembly on Friday to initiate Section 89 impeachment proceedings.
Community News


Caretaker Accused of Seizing Employer’s Rural Home Sparks Dispute in Mutasa Community Court
HARARE – A Marondera-based man has approached a traditional court after allegedly losing control of his rural homestead to a caretaker he had employed and allowed to live on the property rent-free. The dispute, now before Chief Mutasa’s Community Court, involves Samuel Nyambudzi and his former house help, Shelton Toro, whom he accuses of unlawfully taking over the property. Nyambudzi told the court that he hired Toro as a caretaker to safeguard his rural home while he lived a


Harare Smart Water Meters Rollout Sparks Debate Over Cost, Quality, and Access
HARARE – The City of Harare has installed approximately 30,000 smart water meters across several suburbs, triggering renewed debate over the balance between water availability, quality, and affordability. The rollout, part of the Harare Water Project in partnership with Helcraw Electrical, aims to replace ageing infrastructure with more than 320,000 smart prepaid meters across the capital.


Mutasa Family’s Funeral Ordeal Sparks Court Dispute Over Alleged Spiritual Afflictions
MUTASA – A grieving family in Mutasa has taken its long-running troubles to a traditional court after a shocking funeral incident in which a deceased woman’s body allegedly failed to fit into a coffin, forcing relatives to perform a ritual before burial. The Sango family says the incident is part of a series of misfortunes that have plagued them for years, including unexplained illnesses, marital breakdowns, and a mysterious disappearance.
Sports News


ZIFA Applies for Webcasting Licence to Boost Digital Football Broadcasting in Zimbabwe
HARARE – The Zimbabwe Football Association has applied for a webcasting licence from the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe, in a move that could transform how local football content is distributed and consumed across the country. The application, submitted in terms of Section 10 of the Broadcasting Services Act [Chapter 12:06], seeks approval for ZIFA to broadcast football-related content directly over the internet, signalling a shift toward digital sports media in Zimbabwe.


President Mnangagwa Pledges Full Government Backing for ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027
HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa has pledged full Government support to ensure Zimbabwe successfully hosts matches during the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027, as preparations intensify for the global showpiece.


Amendment Bill No. 3 reaches “House Copies Ready” stage as 90-day countdown advances
HARARE — Zimbabwe’s constitutional reform process has entered a critical phase after the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Bill (H.B. 1, 2026) reached “House Copies Ready” status, signalling that lawmakers are preparing for the next stage of deliberations.
Arts News


Government Dissolves ZIMURA Board Over Royalty Chaos and Financial Opacity
HARARE — In a landmark intervention for the creative industry, the Government of Zimbabwe has officially dissolved the board of the Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (ZIMURA). The dramatic move follows months of escalating tensions, allegations of financial mismanagement, and a chorus of complaints from the nation’s most prominent artists.


Offset Shot Near Florida Casino: Migos Rapper Hospitalized After Valet Ambush
Grammy-nominated rapper Offset is currently recovering in a Florida hospital after being shot on Monday evening outside a prominent South Florida landmark. The incident, which occurred at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, FL, has sent shockwaves through the global hip-hop community and raised fresh concerns regarding security at high-profile entertainment venues.


US-based Zimbabwean comedian Learnmore Jonasi seeks donations after US$27m lawsuit
HARARE – US-based Zimbabwean comedian Learnmore Jonasi has launched a public fundraising appeal after being hit with a US$27 million lawsuit, turning to a GoFundMe campaign to cover mounting legal costs. Jonasi is seeking to raise US$20,000 to fund his legal defence, saying the financial burden of fighting the case is beyond his means.
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