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Young Miners Back Zimbabwe’s Multi-Mineral Policy
Young mining stakeholders have welcomed Zimbabwe’s new policy requiring future mining investments to identify, separate and process multiple minerals contained in ore deposits as Government pushes greater beneficiation and value addition.


ZCTU Commemorates Police Brutality Day Amid Reports of Disrupted Events
The ZCTU Harare Region has commemorated Police Brutality Day, remembering 147 trade unionists who were assaulted during a 2006 protest.


Government Warns Against Nursing Recruitment Bribes
Government has warned aspiring nurses against paying individuals claiming they can secure training places, stressing that Ministry recruitment is free.
International News


Zelenskyy Says Zimbabwe Among 47 Countries
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has claimed that Russia is using citizens from 47 countries, including Zimbabwe, in its war against Ukraine.


DRC Ebola Outbreak Surpasses 7,000 Cases; Death Toll Nears 3,400 as Authorities Signal Peak
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) continues to battle its deadliest Ebola outbreak, with over 7,000 cases and nearly 3,400 deaths reported, according to the latest data released on Saturday by Congolese health authorities.


Fresh Probe Ordered Into Death of Zimbabwean in Salford
A UK coroner has called for a fresh review into the death of Zimbabwean Tanyaradzwa Julius Matera, saying he was likely the victim of an unlawful attack.
Community News


Robbers Attack Chegutu Clinic, Raid Harare Home
Robbers attacked Mufuti Clinic in Chegutu, assaulting three staff members, while a Harare businessman and his family were targeted in a separate raid.


Kwekwe Men Jailed 30 Years Each Over US$1 Murder
Two Kwekwe men have each been sentenced to 30 years in prison for murdering Leonard Gambakamba during a dispute over a US$1 note at Mbizo 14 shops.


Lake Kariba Cleansing Ceremony Set for October After Ferry Disaster
Traditional leaders in Kariba are preparing an October cleansing ceremony following the Mbuya Nehanda ferry disaster that claimed 97 lives, with traditional beer already being brewed for the rites.
Sports News


Minnie Baloyi Launches US$10 000 Wellness Challenge
Minnie Baloyi has marked her 50th birthday by launching Wellness Plus, a wellness movement beginning with a three-month weight-loss challenge carrying a US$10 000 prize pool.


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.
Arts News


Silent Storm Tackles Secrets, Survival and HIV Stigma
Silent Storm, a new Zimbabwean film by writer-director Martin Matamba, explores HIV stigma, family secrets, trauma and survival through the story of a young woman whose life changes after discovering a truth hidden from her since childhood.


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.
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