A Harare magistrate has ordered medical examinations for Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika and Isaac Arab Jessub after they allegedly told the court they were assaulted by police during their arrest.

Police are investigating after an unidentified man was found dead along First Street near Kuwana House in central Harare on Friday morning.

Four South Africans have reportedly been left fighting over ownership of the same tuck shop container after a Zimbabwean man allegedly sold it to each of them separately.

Mt Pleasant MP G. Mashavave has unveiled plans to equip public schools with Starlink internet, CCTV security, digital management systems and e-learning resources.

Zimbabwe National AI Strategy co-architect Hon Dr Martin Muduva has been awarded the GBAN Platinum Award for Visionary Leadership and Sustainability Excellence at a ceremony presided over by VP Kembo Mohadi.

The Consumer Protection Commission and key transport stakeholders in Zimbabwe have called for an immediate end to kombi touts, citing illegal passenger harassment, lack of training, and violations of the Consumer Protection Act.

Midlands State University has reportedly dismissed nine lecturers following disciplinary proceedings over alleged examination paper errors, failure to correct mistakes and absenteeism during examination sessions.

Harare has recorded an estimated 1,341 new HIV infections annually among people aged 15 to 24, prompting health authorities to intensify prevention and awareness programmes.

A Harare man has appeared in court over alleged illegal gold mining, blasting and possession of explosives at a residential property in Marlborough.

INTERPOL says authorities in Zimbabwe and Oman have dismantled a suspected human trafficking and drug smuggling syndicate after a victim was allegedly forced to swallow drug-filled capsules.

The regulators know all this. Circulars get issued. Licenses get revoked. Blitzes get announced with the appropriate stern language about the full force of the law. Doc is back at the corner the following week, because enforcement without alternative is just a temporary interruption of an economic necessity, the same way the illegal bus terminus behind him reopens within hours of every council crackdown.

The Government of Zimbabwe has begun reviewing laws affecting intersex people following a court challenge, with ministers acknowledging legal gaps that affect access to identity documents and public services.

By Southerton Business Times Reporter MUTARE — A 16-year-old Form Three learner at St Werburgh’s High School in Chigodora was left severely injured and unable to walk independently after she was allegedly assaulted by the mother of a primary school pupil in a feud over reported bullying. The incident occurred as the teenager was walking home from school. The suspect, identified as Plaxedes Muchena of Chigodora, allegedly confronted the learner, accusing her of participating i

The Musasa Project has called for urgent action to combat gender-based violence following recent femicide and filicide cases, urging communities and authorities to strengthen protection for women and children.

The US Embassy in Harare has disputed Minister Zhemu Soda's explanation for Zimbabwe's rejection of a US$365 million health agreement, saying the proposed deal was intended to support HIV, TB, malaria and other public health programmes.

The Vehicle Inspectorate Department has clarified that motorists who obtained Class 2 driver's licences before SI 119 of 2023 do not need to retake driving tests and can continue driving Class 4 and Class 5 vehicles.

A Chikurubi Female Prison inmate has urged students to avoid crime, drugs and the lure of quick money after sharing how her decisions ultimately led to imprisonment.

Air Zimbabwe has raised Harare-London airfares by nearly 60%, with one-way tickets increasing to US$790 and return fares climbing to US$1,412 after the airline resumed normal operations.

Thomas Mapfumo has defended accepting US$1 million to perform at Jah Prayzah's wedding and a private event hosted by Wicknell Chivayo, saying it is payment for his services rather than a gift.

Police in Bulawayo have arrested two suspects and recovered 31.8kg of cannabis and hundreds of bottles of BronCleer cough syrup in separate operations targeting illegal drug trafficking.