A Dzivarasekwa woman has appeared in court after allegedly assaulting her husband during a domestic dispute over claims that he was involved with another woman.

Fresh details have emerged about the deaths of ZHRC Commissioner Martin Muduva and his wife Lyliosa Chirara following an alleged domestic dispute in Dzivarasekwa.

A 35-year-old Chivi man has been charged with murder after allegedly beating and stoning his 70-year-old father during a dispute over accusations of witchcraft.

The success of Operation Chenesa Harare will ultimately depend not only on enforcement, but also on whether designated markets can provide traders with accessible, viable, and properly serviced alternatives.

Government has defended its September 9 deadline for vendors operating from undesignated sites, saying informal trading must be balanced with public health, safety and orderly cities.

More than 200 people have illegally occupied residential stands at Sadza Growth Point that were earmarked for just 39 beneficiaries, prompting Government to order their removal. Local Government and Public Works Minister Daniel Garwe, who visited Chikomba District on Friday, said the Government would not regularise the illegal occupation as authorities step up efforts to bring land administration under control.

The Education Ministry has urged parents to settle approved fees before schools reopen, while warning schools against forcing parents to buy uniforms and stationery from them.

A Zimbabwean man says he spent years raising and educating his son before the boy was reclaimed by his maternal relatives on customary grounds.

Deputy mayor Edwin Ndlovu and three Bulawayo councillors have been granted bail after being accused of soliciting a US$52,000 bribe from a businessman.

Police are investigating after an ATM at a bank in Govans Shopping Centre, Norton, was blown up by unidentified suspects in an early-morning raid.

Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika will remain in custody after a Harare magistrate ruled she could abscond if released in the US$9.3 million money-laundering case.

The Educators Union of Zimbabwe says teachers should not be made scapegoats for poor examination results in Matabeleland South, calling for a comprehensive audit of the province's schools.

A Dema man has lost his wife and three children in the Chivhu accident that killed 27 Mwazha Church members on the Harare-Masvingo Road.

Chivhu held a memorial service for 27 people killed in Friday night's Harare-Masvingo Highway crash, as Government pledged support for burial and medical costs.

Police say a foreign-registered haulage truck was allegedly overtaking another vehicle before colliding with a Mwazha Church commuter omnibus, killing 27 people near Chivhu.

The Zimbabwe High Court has awarded a divorced woman a larger share of the matrimonial property after finding that she carried the financial burden of servicing the family’s mortgages during her husband’s prolonged unemployment.

Twenty-seven people have died and seven others were injured after a Mwazha Church commuter omnibus collided with a haulage truck near Chivhu on the Harare-Masvingo Road.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s daughter-in-law, Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika, has claimed that an identity document allegedly linked to her and bearing the name Gertrude Badza could have been generated using artificial intelligence.

A 30-year-old Beitbridge man has pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife following a domestic dispute over her association with unmarried women and single mothers.

Every week, at least 2 burst pipes turn roads into rivers. Drive 500 meters and you’ll count 3 more. Fix one street today, the next one bursts tomorrow if not the next hour. This is not an occasional fault. This is daily. This is systemic. Residents have stopped complaining. They’ve adapted to flooding, to wasted water, to rusted infrastructure bleeding onto tar. But adaptation is not a solution.