Chelsea Tariro Hlomayi has alleged that she endured verbal and physical abuse in a relationship, sharing photographs of alleged injuries and calling on women experiencing abuse to prioritise their wellbeing.

HARARE – WhatsApp has begun rolling out its long-awaited username feature, allowing users in Zimbabwe to reserve unique handles that can be shared instead of phone numbers when starting new conversations. The optional feature is designed to improve privacy by letting users communicate without revealing their mobile numbers. However, cybersecurity experts are warning that it could also create new opportunities for scammers to impersonate businesses, banks and government instit

Not the toxic kind. Not the shame that silences victims or crushes confidence. The quiet kind. The kind that reminded us that our actions had consequences, that dignity mattered, that not everything belonged in the public square.

HARARE — Businessman and philanthropist Wicknell Chivayo has launched a blistering attack on former Norton legislator Temba Mliswa, accusing him of political irrelevance, seeking attention through media appearances, and making unsolicited commentary on national political issues.

LONDON, United Kingdom — Children under the age of 16 will be barred from accessing major social media platforms in the United Kingdom under sweeping new online safety measures announced by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

Presidential adviser Paul Tungwarara says addressing citizens’ grievances is necessary to protect President Mnangagwa’s image and keep national attention focused on development rather than political disputes.

HARARE — Zimbabwe's leading mobile money platform, EcoCash, has regained control of its official X account after it was briefly compromised by an unauthorised individual who used the platform to post explicit content and messages claiming responsibility for the breach.

A growing controversy surrounding the so-called “Harm This Natasha” trend on Chinese social media has reignited debate about online racism, the exploitation of vulnerable communities and the responsibilities of digital platforms in moderating harmful content. The trend centres on videos featuring a black baby doll commonly referred to as “Natasha.” In widely shared clips, users are seen striking, stomping on or otherwise mistreating the dolls, often under the guise of comedy