Zimbabwe could see cheaper loans and longer repayment periods as falling inflation creates conditions for lower interest rates and expanded long-term financing.

Duane “Keffe D” Davis has been found guilty of first-degree murder for orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s 1996 killing, nearly 30 years after the rap icon was shot in Las Vegas.

A Dema man has lost his wife and three children in the Chivhu accident that killed 27 Mwazha Church members on the Harare-Masvingo Road.

Former Finance Minister Tendai Biti has challenged Zimbabwe’s removal from the World Bank’s fragile classifications, arguing that the decision fails to reflect the country’s poverty, political tensions and economic challenges.

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart says councillors facing corruption and abuse of office charges should be suspended while legal proceedings or disciplinary investigations are underway.

A 24-year-old Midlands State University Computer Science student has appeared in court accused of hacking CABS systems and causing an alleged US$1.13 million loss.

A US federal court has ordered South African composer Lebo M to pay Zimbabwean comedian Learnmore Jonasi US$39,560 in legal fees after dismissing his lawsuit.

Chivhu held a memorial service for 27 people killed in Friday night's Harare-Masvingo Highway crash, as Government pledged support for burial and medical costs.

Fadzai Mahere has defended Winky D after a goat-themed outfit worn by the Zimdancehall musician sparked social media speculation about occult symbolism.

Police say a foreign-registered haulage truck was allegedly overtaking another vehicle before colliding with a Mwazha Church commuter omnibus, killing 27 people near Chivhu.

Three hundred and twelve VaRemba initiates have completed a month-long rite of passage at Dumbwi raMposi Mountain, with traditional leaders urging them to preserve their cultural identity.

The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission has mediated a settlement between Bikita Minerals and nine Murape Village families following a dispute over mining claims, blasting, pollution and relocation.

The Zimbabwe High Court has awarded a divorced woman a larger share of the matrimonial property after finding that she carried the financial burden of servicing the family’s mortgages during her husband’s prolonged unemployment.

The Zimbabwe Republic Police is investigating a viral video allegedly showing an officer asking a foreign tourist for an iPhone instead of a US$30 traffic fine.

Twenty-seven people have died and seven others were injured after a Mwazha Church commuter omnibus collided with a haulage truck near Chivhu on the Harare-Masvingo Road.

Zimbabwe has been removed from the World Bank’s institutional fragility classification after the country recorded 7.5% economic growth in 2025 and improvements in macroeconomic stability.

ZIMRA has requested information on property owners and tenants at Borrowdale Brooke Golf Estate, including contact details and lease commencement dates, with the homeowners association saying it is legally required to comply.

On 24 September 2026 the Andrew Makahamadze Foundation will officially launch the Gunyana Prestigious Awards, an annual national platform created to honour Zimbabweans who lead with empathy, justice, and service.

At the just-ended Harare Agricultural Show, the National Museums & Monuments of Zimbabwe (NMMZ), together with the Andrew Makahamadze Foundation and Southerton Constituency Community Development Trust, brought Agriculture, Technology & Commerce face to face with Culture and Heritage.

Hezy Motors Logistics director Hezel Silibaziso Mafu has appeared before a Bulawayo court facing 14 counts of fraud involving alleged losses of US$696,652 and ZiG1.3 million in a vehicle import scheme.