A 34-year-old Harare woman has appeared in court after ZACC allegedly recovered 3,600kg of sugar, fake Tongaat Hulett packaging and repackaging equipment from a Southlea Park property.

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

ZACC has arrested a Hwedza villager accused of selling State land for US$1,300 without approval from the local authority.

NetOne CEO Raphael Mushanawani is expected to leave the state-owned telecommunications company after the board reportedly resolved not to renew his contract when it expires in September 2026.

A Harare man has been arrested by ZACC on allegations of defrauding home seekers of US$4,580 using fake City of Harare offer letters and forged council documents in a residential stands scam.

ZACC has arrested a ZIMRA revenue officer and two clearing agents accused of facilitating the illegal importation of 30 tonnes of clothing through the Chirundu One Stop Border Post.

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested Chiredzi Town Council acting town secretary Consider Kubiku over allegations that he bypassed recruitment procedures to appoint and promote unqualified employees.

A joint investigation by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) and the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has uncovered an alleged lithium smuggling syndicate involving local and foreign nationals, with one suspect already appearing in court. Tsitsi Manyumwa, a director of Kunshan Mineral Consultancy (Private) Limited, has been arrested and charged in connection with the alleged illegal export of lithium ore to China. She recently appeared before Harare magistrate Ru

Six Zimbabwean liberation war veterans have issued Parliament with a 72-hour ultimatum to halt the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Bill (CAB3), accusing legislative leaders of presiding over what they describe as an unconstitutional and procedurally flawed amendment process.

MUTARE, Zimbabwe – A teacher employed by the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has appeared in court after allegedly defrauding two women of US$1,100 by falsely promising to secure them teaching jobs.