The Zimbabwe Council of Churches has urged the Government to hold a national referendum on Constitution Amendment Act No. 3, arguing the law has heightened political and constitutional divisions instead of resolving them.

The Zimbabwe Republic Police has warned motorists that driving vehicles without registration plates or with number plates hidden by bull bars and bumpers is an offence that could result in prosecution.

A Shurugwi woman has been remanded in custody after pleading guilty to assaulting her husband with a hot pot of sadza before falsely accusing him of possessing dagga.

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has become a full member of the Roman Catholic Church's St Joseph's Guild after completing the Guild's final stage of spiritual formation in Harare.

The City of Harare has suspended a municipal police officer after a viral video showed him slapping a woman inside a banking hall in Mbare, with disciplinary proceedings now underway.

Deputy Agriculture Minister Davis Marapira has told the High Court that assets acquired through his political career and government allocations should not be included in the division of property during his divorce proceedings.

The Zimbabwe Republic Police has urged motorists to avoid travelling at night after recording an increase in fatal road accidents, citing poor visibility and stray livestock as major causes.

Police have launched a manhunt for a Mutare private school principal accused of sexually abusing 14 female learners at an unregistered school in Murambi, as education authorities investigate the institution.

Cabinet ministers Edgar Moyo and Frederick Shava have avoided possible jail after repaying more than ZiG208,699 borrowed from government welfare funds without Treasury approval, following contempt of court proceedings.

The City of Harare has apologised after a woman's car was clamped while she was rushing her sick five-year-old son to hospital, with Mayor Jacob Mafume ordering an investigation into the incident.

Former Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa is touring the United Kingdom to consult Zimbabweans in the diaspora as part of his ongoing Agenda 2026 engagement process.

Police have arrested a Harare man after he allegedly discharged a licensed pistol during a dispute at a shop in Stonebridge, injuring another man when the bullet ricocheted off the floor.

A Lupane State University student has denied attempting to bribe a lecturer to secure a passing grade, arguing that money transferred via EcoCash was a refund linked to a tomato supply agreement.

Police have appealed for information leading to the arrest of opposition activist Godfrey Karembera, popularly known as Madzibaba Veshanduko, over allegations of undermining police authority.

A CID Drugs and Narcotics Unit officer has appeared in court accused of smuggling 40.8kg of dagga and 200 bottles of codeine-based cough syrup into Zimbabwe through illegal crossing points near Beitbridge.

The Government has instructed schools across Zimbabwe to enrol learners returning from South Africa without requiring transfer letters or academic reports after thousands of families fled anti-migrant unrest.

Government has rejected a viral letter claiming First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa will become Zimbabwe's next President, describing the document as AI-generated misinformation.

Relatives of Zandile Tshuma and her two daughters say they hope to bury them in Zimbabwe once UK authorities complete legal procedures and release the bodies for repatriation.

Four suspects have appeared in court after police investigations into separate vehicle theft and carjacking cases in Bulawayo and Murewa led to the recovery of stolen vehicle parts and a Honda Fit.

Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe says law enforcement agencies are prepared to maintain peace ahead of planned July 31 demonstrations called by activists opposing recent constitutional amendments.