HARARE – A powerful coalition of retired military generals and former senior civil servants has directly accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa of being the “principal architect and principal beneficiary” of the controversial Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3 (CAB3).

HARARE — Detectives from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) on Monday visited the headquarters of Tabernacle of Grace (TOG) in Harare, where they questioned church workers and pastors regarding the whereabouts of church leader Apostle Bastirai Java.

HARARE — Residents of Stone Ridge were gripped by panic on Tuesday as police moved into the area to oversee an eviction and demolition exercise, triggering scenes of confusion, anxiety, and uncertainty among affected families. Scores of residents gathered outside their homes as authorities marked structures slated for demolition, while police maintained a heavy presence to ensure the operation proceeded without disruption.

HARARE — The Zimbabwean government has commissioned new state-of-the-art cancer treatment and diagnostic equipment at the Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals, funded through revenue generated from the country's Sugar Content Tax.

HARARE — ZANU PF national legal secretary and Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi has reaffirmed that Members of Parliament will vote on the controversial Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment No. 3 Bill (CAB 3) through a public show of hands rather than a secret ballot, arguing that the process promotes transparency and accountability.

HARARE — The Zimbabwean government has ordered local authorities across the country to immediately suspend workshops, conferences, foreign trips, and so-called “look-and-learn” visits, citing growing concerns that excessive spending on travel and meetings is undermining service delivery.

FLORIDA, US — A Florida middle school teacher has been fired after a viral video showed her hanging a Black baby doll by its neck from a classroom television using a charger cord, triggering widespread outrage from parents, students, and civil rights advocates.

ZAKA, Zimbabwe – A teacher affiliated with an apostolic sect has been sentenced to eight months in prison after police uncovered dagga and crystal methamphetamine hidden inside his school staff quarters in Zaka District.

Constable Nosizi Sinyoro (33) was found guilty by Bulawayo magistrate Courage Mudenda, who described the attack as a serious abuse of authority and stressed that law enforcement officers must protect, not harm, members of the public. The court sentenced Sinyoro to four years in prison, with one year suspended for five years on condition of good behaviour, leaving him to serve an effective three-year jail term.

VICTORIA FALLS – Zimbabwe has trained more than 10,000 young people in ethical hacking and cyber defence as part of a national strategy aimed at strengthening cybersecurity, protecting critical infrastructure, and creating opportunities in the digital economy.

NANYUKI, Kenya — Hundreds of young people took to the streets of Nanyuki on Monday to protest plans to establish a United States-backed Ebola quarantine centre at Laikipia Air Base, deepening a growing national debate over public health, sovereignty, and Kenya’s healthcare capacity.

HARARE – Violent unrest linked to anti-immigration protests erupted in the KwaNonqaba and Asla Park areas of Mossel Bay, South Africa, in late May 2026, leaving a trail of destruction, displacement, and death. Local police have confirmed that two men died during the chaos, multiple homes were razed by fire, and hundreds of residents have been displaced in what community leaders and local officials describe as suspected xenophobic attacks.

BULAWAYO – A 22-year-old Bulawayo man has died by suicide following a devastating fire that destroyed several homes and left families homeless in Emakhandeni on Saturday morning.

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HARARE – Motorists travelling through eastern Harare will need to use alternative routes after the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development officially closed the busy Mutare Road/Harare Drive junction at Msasa Jaggers Roundabout to pave the way for the long-awaited Msasa Interchange Project. The closure took effect on Monday, 1 June 2026, following a public notice issued by the Ministry on 30 May 2026, marking the start of major construction works aimed at improv

HARARE – Liverpool are reportedly closing in on the signing of highly rated Zimbabwean-born midfielder Darren Motsi, who is set to leave Leicester City and join the Premier League giants' academy setup.

HARARE – In a scathing judgment aimed at dismantling deep-seated superstitious beliefs within the commercial sector, the Harare High Court has sentenced three men to life imprisonment for the gruesome murder and decapitation of a 34-year-old Rushinga woman. Victor Mazhambe, Absey Bizek Kahuruva, and local businessman Barnabas Murenza were convicted of the premeditated killing of Grace Murenza, a mother of five. The court heard that the murder was orchestrated to harvest her b

COLLEEN BAWN, Zimbabwe – The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has intensified community policing efforts in Matabeleland South, mobilising approximately 450 farmers, miners, and workers in Colleen Bawn for a crime awareness campaign aimed at curbing violent crime and promoting compliance with mining regulations.

BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe – Fifty-one pupils at Barham Green Primary School were injured after a swarm of bees attacked learners on Friday afternoon, forcing emergency services to temporarily close the school and a nearby road while rescue efforts were carried out. The incident triggered a swift response from the Bulawayo Fire Brigade and emergency medical teams, with dozens of affected children rushed to the hospital for treatment.

BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe – Police have arrested five suspected drug traffickers after intercepting a vehicle carrying 360 kilogrammes of dagga valued at approximately ZiG10.8 million along the Bulawayo–Solusi Road in a major anti-drug operation.