Former Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa is touring the United Kingdom to consult Zimbabweans in the diaspora as part of his ongoing Agenda 2026 engagement process.

A Johannesburg court has postponed firearm and extradition proceedings involving British-Zimbabwean Ndodana Tshuma, who is wanted in the UK over the alleged murders of his wife and two daughters.

Labour leader Andy Burnham has become the United Kingdom's new Prime Minister after meeting King Charles III, promising economic reform, lower living costs and stronger public services.

Relatives of Zandile Tshuma and her two daughters say they hope to bury them in Zimbabwe once UK authorities complete legal procedures and release the bodies for repatriation.

A UK court has sentenced Zimbabwean national and former ZAOGA Leeds Assembly elder Innocent Majoni to 13 years in prison for rape and sexual assault. Police are searching for him after he failed to appear for sentencing.

HARARE – Police in the United Kingdom have launched an international manhunt for a British passport holder of Zimbabwean descent following the discovery of three bodies at a home in Great Denham, Bedfordshire.

The Government has announced that Air Zimbabwe will resume direct flights between Harare and London by the end of July 2026, ending a 15-year absence from one of the airline's most strategic international routes.

KETTERING, UNITED KINGDOM — A father of three from Kettering has died following a devastating collision on the M25 motorway that caused his lorry to burst into flames. Langton Zulu, described by family and friends as a devoted husband and loving father, was killed in the tragic incident, leaving behind his wife and three young sons aged eight, six and four. The fatal crash occurred on the M25, one of the United Kingdom's busiest motorways, when the lorry Mr Zulu was driving w

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.

A pair of twin sisters in Nottingham have made medical history after discovering they have different fathers, a phenomenon experts say is exceptionally rare. Michelle Osbourne and Lavinia Osbourne, both 49, uncovered the truth through DNA testing decades after their birth in 1976. Although conceived naturally, carried in the same womb, and born minutes apart, the sisters are technically half-siblings rather than biological twins.