Colonel Minnie Baloyi-Chiwenga’s Wellness Plus Movement has brought fitness and preventative health into the spotlight as Zimbabwe confronts the growing burden of non-communicable diseases.

Eleven women have been found dead in Ekurhuleni over the past 10 weeks, with police investigating the cases separately and four people currently in custody.

Dozens of Moroccan mothers gathered outside Parliament in Rabat demanding the release of young people detained following the Gen Z 212 protests of 2025.

Produced under the Harare Sustainable City Initiative, Tasimuka tells a family's story of hardship, recycling and resilience while targeting international screenings and a possible 2027 feature film.

More than four million traffic violations have been captured by Harare’s AI-powered traffic camera system, with authorities beginning to contact motorists after verifying recorded offences.

The MSD has forecast widespread rain and thunderstorms across Zimbabwe from Tuesday to Thursday, warning of lightning, flash floods, strong winds and localised downpours exceeding 30mm.

The third Bira reMbira Festival honoured legendary musician Ambuya Stella Chiweshe at Glamis Arena, despite low attendance and early technical problems.

A Tsholotsho woman has died months after suffering severe burns in an alleged attack by her husband, who is now facing murder and attempted murder charges.

A Rusape marriage dispute involving two pastors has reached Chief Makoni’s traditional court, with a DNA test ordered to establish the paternity of a one-year-old child.

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have concluded a three-day Washington summit with agreements on trade and artificial intelligence, while major disputes over Taiwan, Iran and US-China strategic competition remain unresolved.

Young mining stakeholders have welcomed Zimbabwe’s new policy requiring future mining investments to identify, separate and process multiple minerals contained in ore deposits as Government pushes greater beneficiation and value addition.

Robbers attacked Mufuti Clinic in Chegutu, assaulting three staff members, while a Harare businessman and his family were targeted in a separate raid.

Silent Storm, a new Zimbabwean film by writer-director Martin Matamba, explores HIV stigma, family secrets, trauma and survival through the story of a young woman whose life changes after discovering a truth hidden from her since childhood.

Two Kwekwe men have each been sentenced to 30 years in prison for murdering Leonard Gambakamba during a dispute over a US$1 note at Mbizo 14 shops.

Traditional leaders in Kariba are preparing an October cleansing ceremony following the Mbuya Nehanda ferry disaster that claimed 97 lives, with traditional beer already being brewed for the rites.

A suspected fibre cable thief was arrested in Southerton after security personnel and community members followed him across several streets and recovered a sack containing fibre cables.

A debate comparing diabetes and HIV has highlighted the often-overlooked physical, financial and emotional challenges faced by people living with diabetes in Zimbabwe.

A wheelchair can restore mobility, but for many people with disabilities, meaningful inclusion also requires access to education, employment and economic opportunity.

The ZCTU Harare Region has commemorated Police Brutality Day, remembering 147 trade unionists who were assaulted during a 2006 protest.

A 20-year-old Harare woman and her husband have appeared in court over allegations involving the rape of her 10-year-old sister.