HARARE, ZIMBABWE – The Air Force of Zimbabwe has rescued 13 villagers, including infants and elderly people, who were stranded by rising floodwaters at Mazuva Dam along the Mwenezi River in Chiredzi District. The group, from Magwambani Village under Chief Sengwe, had been cut off after water levels surged following heavy rains across Masvingo Province.

HARARE, ZIMBABWE – At least 64 people, including 13 children, were killed in a strike on a hospital in Sudan’s Darfur region, the World Health Organization has confirmed, as international concern mounts over escalating attacks on healthcare facilities in the country’s ongoing war. The attack targeted El-Daein Teaching Hospital in the state capital of East Darfur on Friday, leaving 89 others injured, according to WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.

Harare, Zimbabwe- Zimbabwe has become one of the first ten African nations to launch the rollout of Lenacapavir, a breakthrough HIV prevention drug developed by Gilead Sciences. Unlike traditional Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), which requires a daily pill, Lenacapavir is administered via an injection every six months, offering what experts call "near-total protection" for high-risk groups.

I remember growing up and hating mutsine, not because of its taste. We never dreamed that this weed would be a delicacy. The nonsensical Mutsine would practically invite itself and follow you home, clinging to your clothes. You would have to be extremely patient to remove mutsine from especially woolen clothes. I confess to throwing away one of two mutsine-infested clothes.

The late Ayatollah Khamenei and President Mnangagwa HARARE, ZIMBABWE  – The Government of Zimbabwe has completed the evacuation of its citizens from Iran, including students and non-essential embassy staff, as tensions escalate following military strikes involving the United States and Israel. Authorities confirmed that essential diplomatic personnel have been relocated to Armenia, where they are continuing to monitor developments in the region. Permanent Secretary in the Mi

MAZOWE — A Mazowe man, Abbition July (31) of Sammerdale Farm, has been sentenced to four years in prison after he attacked his mother‑in‑law, Tabeth Bvuwe (60), leaving her with two front teeth knocked out, the court heard. Bindura magistrate Sheila Nazombe handed down the sentence, suspending one year on condition of good behaviour. July had pleaded not guilty but was convicted following evidence presented by the State.

HARARE, ZIMBABWE – The Zimbabwe Miners Federation has entered into a joint venture with Chinese investor Anhua Chenxi Mining to formalise operations at Ball Mine in Mutawatawa, ending years of conflict and illegal mining activity. The partnership, structured through ZMF’s special purpose vehicle FS Mining, has resulted in the formation of a new entity, RR Mining, aimed at restoring order and boosting gold production at the troubled site.

HARARE, ZIMBABWE – The Mtshabezi River has burst its banks at the Mtshabezi Bridge along Blanket Mine Road, with water levels surpassing previous records after heavy rains pounded Gwanda district. Authorities say the situation remains critical as floodwaters continue to rise, damaging infrastructure and threatening lives.

Mutare / London- Amnesty International has issued a stinging condemnation of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) following the targeted detention of leaders from the Constitutional Defenders Forum (CDF). While journalist Fanuel Chinowaita and lawyer Nyasha Gerald Mukonyora were released after a "prolonged" detention without charge, CDF convener Tendai Biti and programmes director Morgan Ncube remain in custody, facing formal charges under the Maintenance of Peace and Order Act

HARARE, ZIMBABWE – Retired Major General Gibson Mashingaidze has publicly criticised Air Vice Marshal (Rtd) Henry Muchena over his opposition to the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 of 2026, deepening divisions among former senior security officials.

Gwanda, Zimbabwe- The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) have launched an investigation into a devastating fire that claimed three lives at the Lone Mine 50 Compound in Makwe, Gwanda. The victims, who are yet to be identified, were sleeping in a cabin when the blaze broke out at approximately 10:00 PM on Thursday, March 19, 2026.

BULAWAYO — The Zimbabwe national football team will play an exhibition match against Highlanders FC at Barbourfields Stadium on Wednesday as part of final preparations for the Four Nations Tournament in Botswana. The friendly is intended as both a warm‑up for the Warriors and a celebration of local football, organisers said, with affordable ticketing aimed at encouraging strong fan turnout.

How often have you heard people say that ‘It’s not the size of the dog that matters, but the size of the fight in the dog’? Or have you heard the saying that ‘If you think you are too small to make an impact, try going to bed with a mosquito in the room. These two statements elucidate the power of smallness and how situations can be easily conquered even when odds are stacked against you.

HARARE, ZIMBABWE – A humanitarian crisis is unfolding along the Save River, where 18 villagers from Mahenye in Chipinge South have been stranded for nearly three weeks on Lisungwe Island due to rising floodwaters. The group, which had travelled to the island for seasonal farming and fishing, is now cut off as persistent rains continue to swell the river, making safe passage impossible.

BULAWAYO — More than US$2 million was raised for the rehabilitation of Ingutsheni Central Hospital during a fundraising luncheon held at the Zimbabwe International Exhibition and Smart City Centre on Friday, 20 March. The event was led by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who personally contributed US$1 million toward the hospital’s upgrade.

HARARE, ZIMBABWE – Zimbabwe is accelerating development of the Muzarabani oil and gas project as part of efforts to reduce reliance on imported fuel, stabilise local supply, and shield the economy from volatile global energy prices driven by Middle East tensions. The project, located in the Cabora Bassa Basin, is now the country’s most advanced hydrocarbon exploration initiative, according to government officials.

RUSAPE, ZIMBABWE – ZANU PF’s Makoni district has welcomed veteran politician Didymus Mutasa following his appointment to the party’s Council of Elders by President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

Harare, Zimbabwe- The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has moved swiftly to quell market anxieties following a wave of social media speculation regarding an imminent fuel price hike. In a definitive statement issued on March 20, 2026, the regulator confirmed that the national fuel price remains unchanged, dismissing rumours of a spike as "unfounded" and warning operators against predatory pricing.

HARARE, ZIMBABWE – Police have intensified investigations into the murder of prominent businessman Joseph Mutangadura, with the arrest of two additional suspects bringing the total number in custody to nine.

In a notice issued on Friday, 20 March 2026, ZIMSEC said the applicable rates are US$1 = ZiG26.53 and US$1 = ZAR16.89. The council reiterated that all examination fees must be paid through schools or designated examination centres, and not directly to ZIMSEC.