The Zimbabwe Council of Churches has urged the Government to hold a national referendum on Constitution Amendment Act No. 3, arguing the law has heightened political and constitutional divisions instead of resolving them.

An 84-year-old man from Buhera died after a veld fire he started for grass clearing suddenly changed direction and engulfed him, as authorities warn Zimbabwe faces an elevated wildfire risk this dry season.

The Zimbabwe Republic Police has warned motorists that driving vehicles without registration plates or with number plates hidden by bull bars and bumpers is an offence that could result in prosecution.

Zimbabwean business executive Jeremiah Madondo, who worked for Transnet Engineering for 28 years, has been shot dead in South Africa in what his family says was a dispute linked to his residential properties.

Zimbabwe captain Marshall Munetsi says he is fully committed to Wolves and is focused on helping the club achieve promotion back to the Premier League despite transfer interest from Paris FC and Nottingham Forest.

Believed to be Zimbabwe's oldest pensioner, 114-year-old Chazimbwa Kachikunje continues to receive his NRZ pension while living independently in Mt Darwin and enjoying remarkable health.

A new investigation alleges that some Zimbabwean poultry farmers are illegally using antiretroviral medicines intended for HIV patients to reduce chicken mortality and speed up broiler growth, raising significant public health concerns.

The Government has abolished Zimbabwe's Road Access Fee with immediate effect, ending 17 years of duplicate road charges following the gazetting of Statutory Instrument 113 of 2026.

A Shurugwi woman has been remanded in custody after pleading guilty to assaulting her husband with a hot pot of sadza before falsely accusing him of possessing dagga.

South Africa's farms and factories are experiencing severe labour shortages after more than 160,000 migrants, including many Zimbabweans, left the country following anti-immigration protests and intensified enforcement.

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has become a full member of the Roman Catholic Church's St Joseph's Guild after completing the Guild's final stage of spiritual formation in Harare.

A 56-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the kidnapping and murder of a Zimbabwean businessman and his friend, whose bodies were found with gunshot wounds near Polokwane in 2025.

Delta Corporation and Varun Beverages are locked in a race to acquire a controlling stake in Dairibord Holdings, a deal valued at up to US$35 million that could transform Zimbabwe's beverage industry.

Police have launched investigations to identify the owner of a stray cow blamed for the Harare–Bulawayo Road crash that killed three Highlanders Football Club executives and a supporter.

The Grain Marketing Board has announced a producer price of US$364.75 per metric tonne for maize and traditional grains, urging farmers to deliver grain through its nationwide buying network.

Zanu-PF DCC 6 has petitioned the Government to halt the City of Harare's planned eviction of Rugare Granite Works operators, arguing the businesses legally pay rent and support thousands of livelihoods.

Samuel Centenary Junior School won the Under-13 boys soccer tournament after an impressive display of teamwork and skill, with Tonderai Madya finishing as the Golden Boot winner.

The City of Harare has suspended a municipal police officer after a viral video showed him slapping a woman inside a banking hall in Mbare, with disciplinary proceedings now underway.

ZAPU has formally notified the Zimbabwe Republic Police of its intention to stage a peaceful protest in Harare on 31 July against the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Act.

Deputy Agriculture Minister Davis Marapira has told the High Court that assets acquired through his political career and government allocations should not be included in the division of property during his divorce proceedings.