Martial arts instructor Tendai Humbasha Maduwa, popularly known as Sensei Tendai, has been granted US$200 bail and will return to court on 8 September for trial over an alleged assault involving two TTI parking marshals.

Wicknell Chivayo has welcomed the sentencing of 18 armed robbers who attacked his in-laws and proposed donating vehicles, equipment and phones to CID Homicide.

Kelsea Tafirenyika says her husband, Collins Mnangagwa, gifted her the luxury properties and vehicles at the centre of a US$9.3 million money-laundering case.

A Big Game Motors bus was allegedly attacked with a suspected explosive at Chinheya Business Centre in Chipinge early Friday morning. The driver and conductor escaped unharmed, while police investigate the incident as attempted murder and malicious damage to propert

A 21-year-old woman from Chipinge has been arrested after allegedly throwing her newborn baby into a Blair toilet pit shortly after giving birth.

Cinnamon and honey have long been promoted as natural remedies for numerous health conditions. But how much of the popular advice is actually supported by scientific evidence?

Three relatives of Collins Mnangagwa have been denied bail after a Bulawayo magistrate ruled that the State has a strong case in a drug matter involving alleged cocaine, crystal meth and US$53,055 in cash.

Urban grooves veteran Alexio Kawara reflects on 18 years of live-band performances, the cross-generational impact of hits like 'Shaina', and his plans to release four new love songs.

The BLAZE Trailblazers campaign is set to bridge the gap between raw artistic talent and commercial success in Zimbabwe through practical business workshops, creative empowerment, and national arts partnerships.

The UK assisted dying Bill returns to Parliament in September, prompting questions about palliative care and the potential implications for Zimbabweans working in Britain's care sector.

ZANU PF Mashonaland Central has resolved to align the party’s constitution and electoral cycle with Zimbabwe’s amended constitutional framework ahead of the ruling party’s 2026 National People’s Conference.

Three people died and six others, including the driver, were injured after a Nissan March carrying passengers crashed into a tree along the Mutare-Masvingo Road.

Bulawayo Deputy Mayor Edwin Ndlovu and two councillors have been arrested by ZACC over allegations that they demanded US$52,000 from a businessman to prevent the cancellation of a hotel development lease.

Hong Kong has hosted an AI-driven cybersecurity competition featuring 40 teams from mainland China, Hong Kong and overseas as authorities seek new ways to counter increasingly sophisticated AI-powered cyber threats.

Property tycoon Philip Chiyangwa has moved to repair his relationship with Wicknell Chivayo, explaining his involvement with Mike Chimombe and insisting he never regarded Chivayo as an enemy.

Zimbabwe MPs are pushing for legislation to stop individuals and non-academic organisations from awarding honorary doctorates, arguing that the practice is damaging the credibility of the country’s education system.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has praised Zimbabwe’s economic progress and infrastructure development, saying the improvements could create new opportunities for trade and investment between the neighbouring countries.

Zimbabwean MPs have raised concerns over the reported use of genuine and imitation firearms in crime, with Minister Felix Mhona warning the public not to assume a weapon is fake when confronted by an armed person.

Two Zimbabwean nationals have been arrested in Limpopo after South African police found 4,800 cartons of illicit cigarettes worth nearly R2 million hidden beneath coal in a truck.

Zimbabwe’s National Sports Stadium has received CAF Category 3 approval, ending the country’s prolonged exile from hosting major international football matches on home soil.