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Biti Challenges World Bank’s Zimbabwe Reclassification
Former Finance Minister Tendai Biti has challenged Zimbabwe’s removal from the World Bank’s fragile classifications, arguing that the decision fails to reflect the country’s poverty, political tensions and economic challenges.
Coltart Calls for Suspension of Councillors Facing Graft Charges
Bulawayo mayor David Coltart says councillors facing corruption and abuse of office charges should be suspended while legal proceedings or disciplinary investigations are underway.
MSU Student in Court Over Alleged US$1.1m CABS Cyber Theft
A 24-year-old Midlands State University Computer Science student has appeared in court accused of hacking CABS systems and causing an alleged US$1.13 million loss.
International News
UK Assisted Dying Bill Raises Questions for Zimbabwean Care Workers
The UK assisted dying Bill returns to Parliament in September, prompting questions about palliative care and the potential implications for Zimbabweans working in Britain's care sector.
Hong Kong Hosts AI Cybersecurity Challenge as AI-Driven Attacks Rise
Hong Kong has hosted an AI-driven cybersecurity competition featuring 40 teams from mainland China, Hong Kong and overseas as authorities seek new ways to counter increasingly sophisticated AI-powered cyber threats.
Ramaphosa Hails Zimbabwe’s Economic Recovery and Infrastructure Growth
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has praised Zimbabwe’s economic progress and infrastructure development, saying the improvements could create new opportunities for trade and investment between the neighbouring countries.
Community News
312 VaRemba Initiates Graduate After Month-Long Rite of Passage
Three hundred and twelve VaRemba initiates have completed a month-long rite of passage at Dumbwi raMposi Mountain, with traditional leaders urging them to preserve their cultural identity.
Epworth Plans to Relocate 16,000 Households From Wetlands and Unplanned Areas
The Epworth Local Board says it plans to relocate about 16,000 households settled on wetlands and other unplanned areas as it awaits government approval of its master plan.
Glenview Area 8 fire Harare
If it were Area 51, perhaps the mystery would make sense. Alas, this is Glenview Area 8 — Harare’s furniture manufacturing hub known for bursting into flames almost every year at this time.
Sports News
JOSÉ ERA STARTS WITH A STATEMENT AS LOS BLANCOS ROUT SOCIEDAD 4-1
Santiago Bernabéu stadium crowd during the Real Madrid match vs Real Sociedad.
National Sports Stadium Wins CAF Category 3 Approval
Zimbabwe’s National Sports Stadium has received CAF Category 3 approval, ending the country’s prolonged exile from hosting major international football matches on home soil.
HULL IS BACK, AND UNITED IS ON WARNING
Newly promoted Hull City prepare to host Michael Carrick's Manchester United at a packed MKM Stadium as both clubs aim to set the tone for their Premier League campaigns. By Mpundu Valerie.
Arts News
Lebo M Ordered to Pay Learnmore Jonasi US$39,560 Legal Fees
A US federal court has ordered South African composer Lebo M to pay Zimbabwean comedian Learnmore Jonasi US$39,560 in legal fees after dismissing his lawsuit.
Mahere Defends Winky D Over Goat-Themed Outfit Controversy
Fadzai Mahere has defended Winky D after a goat-themed outfit worn by the Zimdancehall musician sparked social media speculation about occult symbolism.
Alexio Kawara Wants to "Shaina" Again
Urban grooves veteran Alexio Kawara reflects on 18 years of live-band performances, the cross-generational impact of hits like 'Shaina', and his plans to release four new love songs.
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