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.

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.

Simbarashe Namusi reflects on disability inclusion in Zimbabwe, employment barriers, accessibility, and why society must offer real opportunities over pity.

Contractors have suspended work on key sections of the Masvingo-Beitbridge Highway dualisation project over funding challenges, with engineers warning that incomplete works could be damaged during the rainy season.

Local Government Minister Daniel Garwe says the City of Harare is sitting on about 5,000 house demolition orders as authorities explore options to regularise some illegal settlements.

The Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association has called for urgent accountability and institutional reforms following bribery allegations involving four serving city councillors and a former councillor.

Former ZANU PF provincial chairman Temba Mliswa says donations to the ZRP should support the institution as a whole rather than create the impression of favouring selected officers.

ZANU PF Secretary for Women Affairs Mabel Chinomona has urged Zimbabwean women to stop using contraceptives and have more children, expressing concern over the country's declining fertility rate.

Santiago Bernabéu stadium crowd during the Real Madrid match vs Real Sociedad.

RBZ Governor John Mushayavanhu has urged businesses to be indifferent when pricing goods and accepting payments in ZiG or US dollars, citing similar inflation trends in both currencies.

Former Tourism and Foreign Affairs minister Walter Mzembi has applied to rejoin ZANU PF, but Masvingo provincial leaders remain divided over his return.

Kelsea Mnangagwa has apologised to First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa and denied dragging her into a controversy surrounding her criminal case and the Mnangagwa family.

The postponement of Zimbabwe’s parliamentary elections to 2030 offers a two-year window to reform democratic processes. Discover how electoral digitalisation in Zimbabwe can modernize the voters' roll, build transparency, and restore public trust.

Nkululeko Rusununguko TV, owned by the Zimbabwe National Army, is facing the auction of vehicles and office equipment after a court order to recover US$278,479.88 owed to employees

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.

A potentially unprecedented El Niño developing in the Pacific could make 2027 the hottest year on record while increasing drought and heat risks across Zimbabwe.

Behind prison walls, one woman is stitching a new future one crystal bag at a time, showcasing how empowerment and rehabilitation in Zimbabwe can transform lives through creative entrepreneurship. For this inmate at Z.P.C.S, self-reliance started as a dream with no resources. Today, it’s a small business in the making centered on skilled craft and sustainable livelihood.

CBZ Holdings plans to mobilise US$600 million for key road projects, targeting the Harare-Chirundu and Bulawayo-Victoria Falls highways and the Beitbridge-Harare link.