Many couples never learned how to talk about emotional hurt. So when betrayal happens, there is no constructive conversation—only silence, growing suspicion, shouting, and ultimately, catastrophic violence.

One person died and two others were injured after a Toyota Platz collided with a goods train at a railway crossing near Marondera early Saturday morning.

Police are investigating after a partially burnt human leg wrapped in bandages was found with suspected medical waste at a Chitungwiza dumping site.

Zimbabwe's Environmental Management Agency is using satellite technology and vegetation mapping to predict and monitor wildfires as the country enters the dry season.

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.

When Sarah Msekiwa took over the reins of the Grassroots Empowerment Developmental Organisation following her grandmother’s passing, she did not just inherit a title. She inherited a calling.

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.

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.

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.

Matabeleland South Minister Albert Nguluvhe has called for non-performing teachers to be removed, citing poor pass rates and an influx of unemployed teachers returning from South Africa.

Two women aged 18 and 29 have died after a fire broke out in a room where they had reportedly been locked in Gombakomba Village, Mutare District.

Zimbabwe has approved a nationwide task force to tackle illegal and unregulated mining following findings of environmental damage, infrastructure destruction and social problems in Bindura.

ZACC has arrested a Hwedza villager accused of selling State land for US$1,300 without approval from the local authority.

The Eyeroom Optometrists has launched its 12th branch in Marondera, bringing advanced optometric technology, affordable frames, and free eye testing to Mashonaland East in support of Zimbabwe's universal health coverage goals.

Philanthropist Dr Justice Mhishi has donated wheelchairs and sewing machines to persons living with disabilities in Shamva North, driving local empowerment and supporting Zimbabwe's NDS2 inclusive growth goals.

Mt Pleasant MP G. Mashavave has unveiled plans to equip public schools with Starlink internet, CCTV security, digital management systems and e-learning resources.

Harare has recorded an estimated 1,341 new HIV infections annually among people aged 15 to 24, prompting health authorities to intensify prevention and awareness programmes.

By Southerton Business Times Reporter MUTARE — A 16-year-old Form Three learner at St Werburgh’s High School in Chigodora was left severely injured and unable to walk independently after she was allegedly assaulted by the mother of a primary school pupil in a feud over reported bullying. The incident occurred as the teenager was walking home from school. The suspect, identified as Plaxedes Muchena of Chigodora, allegedly confronted the learner, accusing her of participating i

The Musasa Project has called for urgent action to combat gender-based violence following recent femicide and filicide cases, urging communities and authorities to strengthen protection for women and children.

A Chikurubi Female Prison inmate has urged students to avoid crime, drugs and the lure of quick money after sharing how her decisions ultimately led to imprisonment.