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.

A haulage truck driver allegedly jumped from his moving vehicle and fled after police tried to search it in Masvingo, with officers later recovering cough syrup and about 20kg of dagga.

Zimbabwe’s e-hailing operators are pushing for formal regulation after the Zimbabwe E-hailing Association submitted a self-regulation proposal to Government amid growing enforcement and calls for a dedicated legal framework.

Resurfaced roads are improving healthcare access in Zimbabwe by making journeys to hospitals and clinics safer, smoother and more reliable, medical specialist Dr Coming Hove has said.

Chidimma Adetshina’s citizenship dispute has become more than a legal battle. It raises uncomfortable questions about African identity, belonging and whether a child should bear the consequences of an alleged wrongdoing committed by adults.

Prosecutors allege that Kelsea Tafirenyika acquired properties and luxury vehicles worth about US$9.35 million using proceeds allegedly generated through drug dealing.

Harare prepares for the return of the Jacaranda Music Festival from October 2-4, 2026 at Thornpark Polo Club, featuring Jah Prayzah, Feli Nandi, Tamy Moyo, and top regional acts. By Mpundu Valerie.

By Mpundu Valerie Veteran former radio presenter Gray Gambiza Moyo, 68, passed away at his farm on Plot 20, Highbury, near Mhangura. To millions, he was the voice of 'Zvisikwa Zvesango' on Radio 2, before it rebranded to Radio Zimbabwe. The calm, wise voice that brought the bush into our living rooms. The teacher who taught us about wildlife, culture, and wildlife conservation in Zimbabwe with warmth and humor. He was more than a broadcaster. He was a mentor to young journali

International worship leader Sinach brings her Arise concert to Harare's Celebration Centre, supported by an anointed lineup including Janet Manyowa, Victor Thompson, and the Celebration Choir. By Mpundu Valerie.

Newly promoted Hull City prepare to host Michael Carrick's Manchester United at a packed MKM Stadium as both clubs aim to set the tone for their Premier League campaigns. By Mpundu Valerie.

CAPS United travel to face Bulawayo Chiefs at Luveve Stadium in Castle Lager PSL Matchday 27 looking to build momentum after crucial cup wins and off-field turbulence. By Mpundu Valerie.

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.

Authorities are appealing for help to identify an unclaimed woman’s body recovered after the Lake Kariba ferry disaster, which killed at least 95 people.

The City of Harare will shut down water supplies across the capital from 6am Friday to 6pm Sunday for urgent repairs and reservoir cleaning at Morton Jaffray and Warren Control.

A Kwekwe man was found alive beneath rubbish at the city dump after allegedly falling asleep inside a council skip bin while heavily intoxicated.

The High Court has granted US$1,000 bail to Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika and her co-accused Isaac Arab Jessub, who face charges involving alleged possession of pethidine and unregistered medicines.

Media expert Simbarashe Namusi examines the lack of consequence culture in Zimbabwe's public institutions, highlighting unresolved Auditor-General findings and recent public safety failures.

Government officials have toured Mbizi Police Post in Highfields as efforts gather pace to transform the former colonial detention facility into a recognised liberation heritage and tourism site

Zimbabwean musician Tatuh Maluba has released “Kariva”, a song dedicated to the victims, families and friends affected by the tragic Kariba boat incident of August 11.

ENERGY and Power Development Minister July Moyo has attributed Zimbabwe’s improved electricity supply and sharp reduction in load-shedding to increased generation, regional power imports and cost-reflective electricity tariffs.