HARARE – Tensions are rising at the Gospel of God Church International (1932) headquarters in Gandanzara, Makoni District, after more than 20 armed youths blocked access to the grave of the church’s founder, Johanne Masowe. The group, reportedly wielding machetes, knobkerries, and other weapons, has set up a vigil at the shrine entrance, preventing officials and family members from proceeding with a court-approved exhumation.

TEHRAN – The ongoing military conflict between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the U.S.-Israeli coalition reached a new diplomatic and military flashpoint this week. Iranian officials have presented evidence of regional complicity in the aggression, while formally denouncing what they term "barbaric" strikes on civilian health and research facilities.

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has announced the coming introduction of higher-quality ZiG banknotes with stronger paper, cleaner print, and longer durability in circulation. Technically, that sounds reassuring. A country’s currency should look respectable. Money carries national identity. But across shops, kombis and WhatsApp groups, the reaction has not been excitement. It has been a quieter question: Will the new notes last in the wallet or only in the pocket? Because in Zim

HARARE – In a decisive move to restore public confidence in the formal banking sector, the Cabinet has approved a comprehensive overhaul of the financial services fee structure. The reforms aim to eliminate "hidden costs," dismantle overlapping regulatory hurdles, and encourage millions of Zimbabweans to transition from cash-based savings to formal accounts.

HARARE – The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has announced a sharp increase in Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) prices for April 2026, raising the cost to US$1.85 per kilogramme, up from US$1.56 in March.

The Harare-Masvingo highway remains one of the busiest and most hazardous stretches in the SADC region. Road safety experts often point to several critical factors contributing to accidents on this route

HARARE – A one-year-old girl has died after drowning in a bucket of water in Nketa, Bulawayo, in a tragic incident that police say highlights the dangers of leaving young children unsupervised. According to Nomalanga Msebele, the Bulawayo Provincial Police Spokesperson, the incident occurred on March 31 at around 4pm. The toddler had been left in the care of her 11-year-old brother while their 20-year-old mother briefly went to take a bath.

HARARE – Prominent Glendale-based traditional healer Peter Chingudzi, widely known as Sekuru Nyangatayani, has publicly endorsed the Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill, arguing that President Emmerson Mnangagwa should be given more time to complete ongoing development projects.

A new report by Transparency International has uncovered widespread corruption in education systems across Africa, warning of a “direct assault on human rights” affecting countries including Zimbabwe.

TEHRAN – In a move that fundamentally alters the security architecture of the Middle East, Brigadier General Esmaeil Qaani, Commander of the IRGC Quds Force, has issued a stark ultimatum to the Zionist regime. Following a month of unprecedented escalation, Qaani declared on Monday that the "resistance front" has achieved a unified strategic command, signaling a "New Regional Order" that Israeli and U.S. forces can no longer ignore.

HARARE – This year’s 2026 FIFA World Cup is being promoted as a landmark celebration of global football, but a new report by Amnesty International has raised concerns over potential human rights risks facing fans. The tournament, jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, is expected to attract millions of supporters from around the world. However, Amnesty says the experience on the ground may fall short of the inclusive and welcoming environment promised by org

HARARE – Treasury has released an additional US$1 million towards the construction of the Kunzvi–Harare water pipeline, bringing total funding for the project to over US$4.18 million, officials have confirmed. The project, being implemented by the Zimbabwe National Water Authority, is a key component of efforts to address chronic water shortages in Harare.

HARARE – The United States Embassy in Harare has officially launched "Freedom 250," a global commemorative initiative marking the 250th anniversary of American independence. The program is set to serve as a high-impact platform for deepening bilateral relations with Zimbabwe through a year-long series of projects focused on economic cooperation, healthcare innovation, and human capital development.

HARARE – In a move aimed at bridging the gap between academic theory and practical leadership, First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa has officially launched the Youth Vanguard Movement at the University of Zimbabwe (UZ). The initiative is being positioned as a "transformative platform" designed to cultivate a new generation of disciplined, action-oriented, and ethically grounded leaders.

HARARE – Prominent political analyst and journalist Rutendo Matinyarare has sparked a national debate on fiscal priorities, suggesting that President Emmerson Mnangagwa is being "misled" into channelling vast resources toward a term-extension campaign rather than critical public infrastructure.

HARARE – The City of Harare has issued a final assurance to residents and the business community that the major maintenance works at Warren Control are in their concluding stages. Following a rigorous 72-hour emergency repair cycle, water is expected to begin flowing back into the city’s taps by late this evening, Monday, March 30, 2026.

HARARE  – Two men appeared before the Harare Magistrates’ Court  today facing murder charges following the brutal killing of a driver employed by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) . The suspects, Tawanda Ruzvudzo and Edmond Muzuva, were remanded in custody and advised to seek bail through the High Court. The State’s case outlines a harrowing sequence of events that began on the evening of March 12, 2026. The deceased, Shingirayi Chikosha, was reportedly driving an offi

In the business world, we often look to nature for inspiration. The octopus, for instance, with its remarkable intelligence, adaptability, and unique abilities, offers valuable schoolings for entrepreneurs and leaders. In this article we dissect and interrogate fascinating attributes of an octopus and apply them to the world of business.

Pumpkin leaves (muboora) are highly nutritious and packed with iron, vitamin A, vitamin K, and fiber, often containing up to five times more iron and twenty times more vitamin A than cabbage. When cooked, they have a mild, earthy taste similar to spinach or kale

HARARE – The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has issued an urgent disclaimer regarding a fraudulent recruitment notice circulating on social media platforms. The hoax, which falsely claimed that the police force had opened applications for new officers, has been dismissed as a malicious attempt to mislead the public.