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Zimbabwe moves closer to a driver penalty points system
Zimbabwe is preparing a penalty-points system that could suspend or cancel licences of repeat traffic offenders, with the scheme expected to work alongside a camera-based smart traffic system.
Among the Stones: Business, Grief and Ritual at Harare’s Rugare Granites
In Harare’s Rugare Granites, livelihoods depend directly on human loss. Here, carvers negotiate prices while grieving clients pray over freshly cut granite. It is called business yet nothing about the day-to-day work feels ordinary.
Harare tightens rules for new fuel stations
The City of Harare has tightened requirements for new fuel stations, introducing a 1.5km minimum distance between stations and mandatory public participation, environmental assessments and regulatory approvals.
International News
President Mnangagwa mourns Tanzania’s First Gentleman
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has expressed condolences to Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan following the death of her husband, Hafidh Ameir Hassan.
Zulu King considered disrupting SADC Summit
Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini says he considered sending traditional regiments to disrupt the SADC Summit in Durban, while DIRCO insists he was officially invited.
Tshuma pleads guilty to SA firearm, immigration charges
British-Zimbabwean triple-murder suspect Ndodana Tshuma has pleaded guilty to firearm and immigration charges in South Africa, but finalisation of his plea agreement has been postponed to Thursday.
Community News
Partially Burnt Human Leg Found at Chitungwiza Dump Site
Police are investigating after a partially burnt human leg wrapped in bandages was found with suspected medical waste at a Chitungwiza dumping site.
EMA turns to satellites to protect land and livelihoods from wildfires
Zimbabwe's Environmental Management Agency is using satellite technology and vegetation mapping to predict and monitor wildfires as the country enters the dry season.
Tawengwa refers the Rugare Granite Works demolition petition to the Permanent Secretary
Harare provincial minister Charles Tawengwa has referred a petition by Zanu-PF DCC 6 over the proposed demolition of Rugare Granite Works to the Permanent Secretary for action.
Sports News
Harare Derby Drama: Dynamos and CAPS United Battle to a 1-1 Stalemate
The Harare Derby ended in a stalemate, but delivered everything else: nostalgia, controversy, and late drama as Dynamos and CAPS United played out a pulse-pounding 1-1 draw.
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.
Arts News
The African Prince in Verdite: Sculptor Chris Tigere Redefines Zim Stone Art
He is young. He is proud, and he is smiling. Carved from a single block of deep green verdite, the prince wears a feathered crown and a traditional necklace of claws. His hand rests near his head in a gesture of contemplation or quiet greeting. “The piece took three months to work, breaking the block, carving the face and crown, then weeks of polishing. Hard work, perseverance, commitment, and green verdite rock brought the prince to life,” Chris says.
Mono, Fungisai feud exposes music industry fault lines
Veteran producer Clive “Mono” Mukundu and gospel singer Fungisai Zvakavapano-Mashavave are at the centre of a public dispute over production credits as Zimbabwe’s debate over cover bands and music rights intensifies.
Mutupo Festival 2026: Dereck Mpofu Celebrates Zimbabwean Totems & Cultural Heritage
We might be a people of different backgrounds, but in Zimbabwe, our heritage and culture bind us.
That is the driving idea behind the Mutupo Festival, hosted by cultural advocate Dereck Mpofu (popularly known by his totem name, Mhofu yemkono).
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