Police have arrested three suspects after a village head and his wife were robbed of US$2,050 during a night-time home invasion in Buhera, with one suspect still being sought.

Senior Zanu-PF officials have commended Sakunda Holdings for financing and providing logistics for CAB3 celebrations in Epworth, describing the company's support as a contribution to national development initiatives following the enactment of Constitution Amendment No. 3.

Air Zimbabwe has relaunched direct flights between Harare and London Gatwick for the first time since 2012, with three weekly services expected to strengthen tourism, business and diaspora travel between Zimbabwe and the United Kingdom.

Police are investigating a suspected filicide case in Mabvuku after two children died in a house fire allegedly started by their father following a domestic dispute.

ZANU PF Harare Province has resolved to seek President Emmerson Mnangagwa's continuation as party President and First Secretary until 2037, saying the proposal will be presented at the next party conference.

Labour leader Andy Burnham has become the United Kingdom's new Prime Minister after meeting King Charles III, promising economic reform, lower living costs and stronger public services.

Businesswoman and livestock breeder Dr Divine Simbi Ndhlukula has been crowned Zimbabwe Agricultural Show Overall Livestock Farmer of the Year 2025, recognising decades of excellence in cattle, sheep and goat breeding.

Government has rejected a viral letter claiming First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa will become Zimbabwe's next President, describing the document as AI-generated misinformation.

Protest flyers appeared across Bulawayo overnight, calling for economic reforms and opposition to Constitutional Amendment Act No. 6 as debate over the planned July 31 demonstrations intensifies.

The Government is reviewing proposals to increase health-specific, risk and transport allowances for public health workers as part of ongoing negotiations over salaries and working conditions.

The Catholic Church in Zimbabwe celebrated a historic milestone as twin brothers Fr. Francelino and Fr. Franklin Machirika were ordained to the priesthood in Bulawayo.

Reserve Bank Governor John Mushayavanhu says Zimbabwe is closer to adopting ZiG as the sole domestic currency after achieving six of eight macroeconomic conditions required for the transition.

Residents of Buhera have petitioned Parliament over alleged pollution from the Sabi Star Lithium Mine, claiming contaminated water, dust-related illnesses among schoolchildren and livestock deaths.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa attended the Johane Marange Apostolic Church's annual Pasika gathering in Bocha, where he reaffirmed Government's commitment to working with churches to promote peace, unity and national development.

Marshall Munetsi has praised new Wolverhampton Wanderers coach Cesar Peixoto, while Jordan Zemura is reportedly attracting interest from Championship club Watford.

Relatives of Zandile Tshuma and her two daughters say they hope to bury them in Zimbabwe once UK authorities complete legal procedures and release the bodies for repatriation.

Four suspects have appeared in court after police investigations into separate vehicle theft and carjacking cases in Bulawayo and Murewa led to the recovery of stolen vehicle parts and a Honda Fit.

Zimbabwe police have secured convictions in separate fraud and money laundering cases, with a former company executive sentenced and a High Court forfeiture order issued against a Mutare woman.

ZNFPC has cautioned women against using unregulated herbal products for vaginal tightening and cleansing, urging regular cervical cancer screening and evidence-based healthcare.

Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe says law enforcement agencies are prepared to maintain peace ahead of planned July 31 demonstrations called by activists opposing recent constitutional amendments.