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Some Traditional Leaders Allegedly Barred from Independence Celebrations at Maphisa Stadium
MATOBOLAND SOUTH – Some traditional leaders were left angered after being denied entry into Maphisa Stadium during Zimbabwe’s 46th Independence Day celebrations, raising concerns over event coordination and recognition of local leadership. Among those affected was Chief Fuyane, who expressed disappointment at being excluded from official proceedings despite serving as the host chief for the event.

Southerton Business Times
Apr 202 min read


Security Guard Killed in Mabelreign Robbery as Crime Wave Escalates in Harare Western Suburbs
HARARE – A security guard stationed at Hallingbury Primary School in Mabelreign has died following a violent robbery attack, as community leaders warn of a deepening security crisis across Harare’s western suburbs. The fatal incident, confirmed on April 14, has heightened fear among residents in Mabelreign, Sunridge, Greencroft, and Westgate, coming amid a surge in armed robberies in the area.

Southerton Business Times
Apr 152 min read


Three ZRP Officers Injured as Armed Robbers Steal Rifle, Patrol Car in Mabelreign Attack
HARARE – Three officers from the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) were hospitalised after a violent ambush by suspected robbers who attacked them with metal crowbars before stealing a service rifle and patrol vehicle in Mabelreign early Friday morning. The dramatic incident occurred around 12:20 AM on 10 April 2026 along Northolt Road near Divaris Makaharis School, according to an internal police report seen by Southerton Business Times.

Southerton Business Times
Apr 122 min read


Amnesty warns of human rights risks ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America
HARARE – This year’s 2026 FIFA World Cup is being promoted as a landmark celebration of global football, but a new report by Amnesty International has raised concerns over potential human rights risks facing fans. The tournament, jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, is expected to attract millions of supporters from around the world. However, Amnesty says the experience on the ground may fall short of the inclusive and welcoming environment promised by org

Southerton Business Times
Mar 312 min read


15 Zimbabweans killed in Russia–Ukraine war after alleged trafficking into Russian army
HARARE – At least 15 Zimbabwean nationals have died in the ongoing Russia–Ukraine War after being allegedly trafficked into joining Russian forces through criminal recruitment networks, the government has confirmed. Speaking at a press conference in Harare on Wednesday, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Zhemu Soda said the victims were lured with promises of lucrative jobs abroad, only to be deployed to active war zones.

Southerton Business Times
Mar 272 min read


Somalia warns against alleged Israeli military base in Somaliland
Somalia has raised concerns over alleged plans by Israel to establish a military base in the breakaway region of Somaliland, warning it does not want its territory drawn into external conflicts. The proposed base, if confirmed, would sit near the Gulf of Aden, opposite Yemen, a strategically important location that could enable Israel to conduct airstrikes and military operations across the region.

Southerton Business Times
Mar 181 min read
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