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Over 6,100 Newborns and 563 Mothers Died in Zimbabwe in 2025, Parliament Told
Zimbabwe recorded 6,177 neonatal deaths and 563 maternal deaths from more than 410,000 deliveries in 2025, with Parliament hearing that birth asphyxia and postpartum haemorrhage remain the leading causes.
Air Zimbabwe's Harare–London Route Records 1,479 Bookings Ahead of Maiden Flight
Transport Minister Felix Mhona unveils Air Zimbabwe's Airbus A330-300 ahead of the airline's inaugural direct flight between Harare and London Gatwick. By Southerton Business Times Reporter | HARARE Air Zimbabwe's long-awaited direct Harare–London Gatwick service has received a strong market response, with 1,479 passengers already booking seats ahead of the inaugural flight scheduled for 22 July 2026, Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona has announce
Kunzvi Dam Nears Completion as Zimbabwe Boosts Harare Water Security
The US$133 million Kunzvi Dam project is nearing completion and is expected to transform Harare's water security while supporting irrigation, renewable energy generation and rural economic development.
International News
Andy Burnham Becomes UK Prime Minister, Promises 'Circuit Breaker' for Britain
Labour leader Andy Burnham has become the United Kingdom's new Prime Minister after meeting King Charles III, promising economic reform, lower living costs and stronger public services.
The Denham Tragedy: Inside the Final Days of a Zimbabwean Family Torn Apart
The deaths of Nothabo Khumalo and her daughters have shaken Zimbabweans around the world. This feature examines the final days before the tragedy, the international investigation that followed and the broader lessons about domestic violence.
Anti-Immigrant Violence Forces Migrants to Flee South African Towns
Fresh anti-immigrant violence in South Africa has forced foreign nationals to flee their homes, with hundreds seeking shelter as governments organise voluntary repatriation programmes.
Community News
Village Head Robbed of US$2,050 in Buhera Night Raid
Police have arrested three suspects after a village head and his wife were robbed of US$2,050 during a night-time home invasion in Buhera, with one suspect still being sought.
Sakunda Holdings Praised for Supporting CAB3 Celebrations in Epworth
Senior Zanu-PF officials have commended Sakunda Holdings for financing and providing logistics for CAB3 celebrations in Epworth, describing the company's support as a contribution to national development initiatives following the enactment of Constitution Amendment No. 3.
Two Children Die in Mabvuku House Fire as Police Probe Suspected Filicide
Police are investigating a suspected filicide case in Mabvuku after two children died in a house fire allegedly started by their father following a domestic dispute.
Sports News
Munetsi Backs New Wolves Boss as Watford Target Zemura
Marshall Munetsi has praised new Wolverhampton Wanderers coach Cesar Peixoto, while Jordan Zemura is reportedly attracting interest from Championship club Watford.
Dynamos Sign Burkina Faso Striker Daouda Sidibe to Boost Title Bid
Dynamos have completed the signing of Burkina Faso striker Daouda Sidibe from Ghanaian side Aduana FC as the Harare giants strengthen their squad for the 2026 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title run-in.
FIFA Considers Expanding 2030 FIFA World Cup to 64 Teams
By Percy Nhara | Southerton Business Times ZURICH – FIFA is set to consider expanding the 2030 FIFA World Cup from 48 to 64 teams as part of celebrations marking the tournament's 100th anniversary, a move that could create the largest World Cup in football history. The proposal, initially put forward by South American football governing body CONMEBOL, will be discussed by the FIFA Council before being tabled at the FIFA Congress next year. If approved, the expanded tournament
Arts News
Holy Ten's Baby Mama Alleges Domestic Abuse by New Boyfriend
Chelsea Tariro Hlomayi has alleged that she endured verbal and physical abuse in a relationship, sharing photographs of alleged injuries and calling on women experiencing abuse to prioritise their wellbeing.
Thomas Mapfumo’s Zimbabwe Return Hailed as Boost for Arts Industry
The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe has welcomed Thomas Mapfumo's return for performances later this year, describing the Chimurenga legend's homecoming as a major boost for Zimbabwe's arts sector and cultural heritage.
Harare to Host 2026 Chibuku NeShamwari National Dance Finals
Harare Gardens will host the 2026 Chibuku NeShamwari Traditional Dance Festival national finals on 1 August, with ten provincial champions battling for the US$15,000 top prize.
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