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Uriri rejects US$350,000 gift as Mpofu praises legal independence
Advocate Thabani Mpofu says Lewis Uriri’s decision to reject a US$350,000 gift package demonstrates the importance of professional independence.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 214 min read


AND THE HONOUR GOES TO THE MAN HIMSELF
The Gunyana Prestigious Awards (GPA) is far more than a simple accolade. It is a dedicated celebration of ethical values and a platform designed to balance the scales of justice. The GPA honors men and women who practice what they preach—leaders who choose integrity when compromise is easier, and who champion fairness when silence is profitable. It prioritizes character over mere popularity.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 212 min read


Southlea Hospital Free Health Expo: Chimoio Teen Walks Again After Major Surgery
Tapiwa's case was one of the major surgeries carried out ahead of the Health Expo - complex orthopaedic procedures for neglected fractures and joint conditions that families could not afford. For over a month, the boy from Chimoio could not walk, surviving on painkillers as his condition worsened. The surgery has now given him a new chance at walking again.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 212 min read


Southlea Hospital Marks 5th Anniversary with Free Surgical & Healthcare Outreach
Managing Director and Chief Surgeon Dr. Eliot Freddy Chikati of Southlea Hospital in Harare South, a practitioner who has transformed countless lives across the community, says the facility’s core vision is to heal the nation through localized, self-reliant healthcare solutions.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 212 min read


AN UNDERGROUND DELICACY FULL OF PROTEIN, FREE FROM HARMFUL CHEMICALS- RAT MEAT
Today, we go underground to explore rat meat and how this sharp-mouthed animal has the potential to transform our dinner tables and livelihoods too! The diversity of our cuisine is what makes it so mysterious. After reading this article, the Government at large may need to consider embracing rats as part of gastronomy instead of fighting for their extinction.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 144 min read


Zimbabwe to Make Indigenous Languages Compulsory in Schools
Zimbabwe will make indigenous-language teaching compulsory from ECD to Grade 7 from 2027, with the policy also affecting private and Cambridge schools.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 143 min read


DRC Ebola Outbreak Surpasses 7,000 Cases; Death Toll Nears 3,400 as Authorities Signal Peak
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) continues to battle its deadliest Ebola outbreak, with over 7,000 cases and nearly 3,400 deaths reported, according to the latest data released on Saturday by Congolese health authorities.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 143 min read


Seven Held After New Claims in Dziire Murder
Seven people have been taken into police custody for questioning after a traditional court hearing raised new allegations surrounding the 2024 murder of Luckmore Dziire in Mutasa.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 144 min read


Minnie Baloyi Launches US$10 000 Wellness Challenge
Minnie Baloyi has marked her 50th birthday by launching Wellness Plus, a wellness movement beginning with a three-month weight-loss challenge carrying a US$10 000 prize pool.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 143 min read


Zimbabwe Recalls Two Batches of Nifedipine 10mg
Zimbabwe has recalled two batches of Nifedipine 10mg tablets manufactured by Remedica after quality testing found out-of-specification results.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 143 min read


Senator Questions Murwira's Year-Long Senate Absence
Senator Kucaca Phulu has questioned the prolonged absence of Foreign Affairs Minister Amon Murwira from the Senate after saying a question directed to his ministry has remained unanswered for almost a year.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 133 min read


When Good Deeds Earn a Name
A classroom named after Andrew Makahamadze at Green Diamond School has become a symbol of community investment after he followed the honour with upgrades to the facility.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 133 min read


Fresh Probe Ordered Into Death of Zimbabwean in Salford
A UK coroner has called for a fresh review into the death of Zimbabwean Tanyaradzwa Julius Matera, saying he was likely the victim of an unlawful attack.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 134 min read


GZU Takes Top Honours at Sanganai Expo
Great Zimbabwe University scooped two major awards as the 2026 Sanganai/Hlanganani/Dzimbahwe Tourism Expo closed in Masvingo, with investors also expressing interest in Tugwi-Mukosi and new hospitality projects.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 133 min read


Mnangagwa Sends Zimsec Bill Back to Parliament
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has referred the Zimsec Amendment Bill back to Parliament, requiring legislators to reconsider provisions over which he has raised reservations.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 133 min read


Infidelity: The Hidden Fuse Behind Rising Domestic Violence in Zimbabwe
Many couples never learned how to talk about emotional hurt. So when betrayal happens, there is no constructive conversation—only silence, growing suspicion, shouting, and ultimately, catastrophic violence.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 122 min read


Chinese National Arrested in Zimbabwe Lithium Smuggling Probe
ZACC has arrested Orequest co-director Ning Yaokun in a widening investigation into the alleged smuggling of 720 tonnes of unbeneficiated lithium ore out of Zimbabwe.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 123 min read


One Dead, Two Injured as Car Hits Train Near Marondera
One person died and two others were injured after a Toyota Platz collided with a goods train at a railway crossing near Marondera early Saturday morning.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 123 min read


Zimbabwe Braces for Dry and Erratic 2026/27 Rainfall Season
Zimbabwe is bracing for a potentially difficult 2026/27 rainfall season, with forecasters warning of below-normal rainfall, erratic rains, prolonged dry spells and warmer-than-normal temperatures.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 123 min read


Zimbabwean Arrested Over Alleged Fake SA ID Operation
A Zimbabwean national has been arrested in Johannesburg after police allegedly uncovered an operation producing fraudulent South African smart identity cards and forged financial documents.

Southerton Business Times
Sep 122 min read
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