ZINARA's third-quarter 2024 disbursement report provides a detailed breakdown of road funding allocations and actual spending across Zimbabwe's national and provincial road authorities. The report highlights the funds disbursed for road maintenance, development, and emergency works, as well as the remaining budget available for the final quarter. It emphasizes the importance of accelerating road projects to ensure the full utilization of funds and improve the country's infrastructure, enhancing transportation, safety, and economic growth.
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe raised the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) exchange rate by 42.55% to ZiG 24.39 per USD to stabilize the economy amidst growing market pressures.
Supaman, known for his distinct voice and expressive performances, has taken Zimbabwe's dancehall scene by storm. With his gritty lyrics and engaging persona, he’s quickly become a favorite, making his mark in the genre with powerful storytelling and relatable themes.
Police in Redcliff continue their search for seven suspects linked to the brutal murder of Chrispen Ndlovu, whose body was found near a railway line in March 2022. The suspects allegedly attacked Ndlovu and his friends at Mainini Business Centre. The investigation remains active, with authorities appealing to the public for assistance.
The Women Empowerment Bootcamp, held at Gweru Memorial Library from September 18-20, 2024, brought together female entrepreneurs to learn essential skills for growing their businesses. The event, hosted by American Corner Gweru, emphasized the importance of equipping women with the knowledge and confidence needed to succeed in entrepreneurship, making a lasting impact on the participants and the local business community.
Khonangale, the rapidly emerging Zimdancehall artist, is set to headline the RealNass Yacht Party in Dubai after making waves during the 2024 Zimdancehall Cup Clash in Harare. Despite losing in the final match to Tatenda Karera (Libho), his explosive performance earned him the title of the fastest-rising artist in the genre. Fans across social media are buzzing, celebrating his incredible journey and anticipating his international performance in Dubai on October 11.
A Kwekwe gardener severely injured himself in a shocking incident. Allegations of abuse involving a young girl have emerged.
Chinese national Cai Yulong has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for murder, attempted murder, and assault in Zhombe.
The Insukamini Irrigation Scheme in Lower Gwelo has started export peas farming, marking a new chapter in food security. Chairperson Mollin Majazi highlighted that the venture is already proving successful, with farmers earning significantly. The availability of cold rooms and a pack shade has helped prevent crop losses, ensuring steady income for the community.
In this hilarious scene, Mr. Bhalubha humorously shocks his interviewers with an unexpected response when asked about his hobbies. The unexpected twist is just a glimpse into the witty and comical world portrayed by Meanwhile, a comic strip that cleverly reflects everyday societal encounters.
Starlink's arrival in Zimbabwe introduces faster internet speeds and wider coverage, challenging traditional ISPs like Econet and Telone. With speeds up to 1 Gbps, Starlink's satellite service promises to bridge the gap in underserved areas, though its higher costs may deter some consumers.
The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has issued a directive banning advertising content from churches and traditional healers. This measure, aimed at protecting the public from misleading claims, applies to unauthenticated religious and traditional medicines.
Five men executed a violent armed robbery at a Kwekwe service station, stealing over US$1,000, as police seek public help.
Donate blood at the NBSZ-Redan drive on September 6 and get a free 5-liter fuel coupon. Help save lives in Gweru.
Over 40 entrepreneurs gathered at Millan Family Restaurant for the Black Legend Investors Clubs, as Dibcon Group's CEO, Blessing Mamombe, share his insights on scaling businesses. The event highlighted effective leadership, talent management, and strategic growth planning as key components of success.
Zweru City Council enforces street vending laws in a dramatic city-wide cleanup, as vendors scramble to save their goods.
Nyanga resident Senard Magodi, aged 29, has been sentenced to 19 years in prison for his involvement in two separate incidents of stock theft, with one year of the sentence suspended upon the payment of USD 300 in restitution. Magodi’s sentencing follows his guilty plea to the charges, marking a stern response by the court to the growing issue of livestock theft in rural areas.
The first incident occurred on April 13, 2024, when Magodi stole a heifer from a 40-year-old man in Pfigu Village. He quickly sold the stolen animal to another villager in Nyanga, believing that the transaction would go unnoticed. However, on August 20, 2024, the original owner managed to recover the heifer, and this return prompted the new owner to report the situation to the authorities, leading to Magodi’s arrest.
As the investigation unfolded, it was revealed that Magodi had not acted alone but had carried out a similar theft on the same evening. The second incident involved another heifer, this time stolen from a 49-year-old woman. Magodi once again sold the animal to an unsuspecting villager, further implicating himself in multiple crimes.
In court, Magodi was sentenced to nine years for the first theft and ten years for the second, bringing the total to 19 years. However, the court suspended one year of the sentence on the condition that Magodi pays USD 300 in restitution. Ultimately, Magodi will serve a total of nine years in prison, a punishment that reflects the gravity of his actions and serves as a warning to others who might consider engaging in similar criminal activities.
Chipinge local Theophelous Sabondo receives a 30-month prison sentence for culpable homicide after a fatal hit-and-run, leaving the community in shock.
The Government of Zimbabwe mandates the blending of unleaded petrol with ethanol to promote cleaner energy and reduce carbon emissions.
InnBucks introduces KaOne, a $1 subscription offering unlimited transactions with no extra fees, revolutionizing mobile money in Zimbabwe.
Kwekwe -A man was fatally killed in a hit-and-run traffic accident which occurred on August 20, 2024. The incident took place at around…
A brutal axe attack in Village Karikoga, Gokwe, on August 20, 2024, left a 72-year-old man and his 27-year-old daughter critically injured. The assailant, identified as the woman's husband, attacked them following a domestic dispute. Both victims are receiving treatment at Gokwe District Hospital, while police appeal for information on the suspect's whereabouts.
Minister Owen Ncube, addressing the Midlands Show Society Business Conference in Gweru, called on businesses in the Midlands province to play a leading role in driving Zimbabwe's economic growth. He emphasized the importance of local businesses in fostering development and contributing to the national economy, aligning with the government's broader economic strategy.
Alain Mebee, former minister and nephew of Cameroon's President Paul Biya, appeared in court with a glass of champagne, facing charges of embezzling over 200 billion CFA francs. The case unfolds as President Biya, one of the world's oldest and longest-serving leaders, announces his intention to run for an eighth term in the 2025 Presidential Election, further intensifying the political climate in Cameroon.
Five Zimbabwean men have been arrested in Botswana on charges of child trafficking after police intercepted vehicles carrying undocumented children en route to South Africa. The children, including a four-year-old girl, were found in poorly ventilated vehicles and are now under the care of a social protection unit in Francistown. This incident follows similar cases of child trafficking involving Zimbabweans, highlighting a growing concern in the region.
Khama Billiat, a key Yadah FC player, has been named in Zimbabwe's Warriors squad for the 2025 AFCON qualifiers against Kenya and Cameroon. Despite his prior international retirement, ZIFA officials are hopeful of convincing him to participate, with coach Michael Nees expected to announce the final squad soon.
Mkoba 5 residents witnessed an unusual spectacle on August 18 as a herd of cattle, accompanied by their herd boy, made their way…
In a tragic turn of events, one individual lost their life and another was left severely injured following a violent outbreak during a…
The inaugural Kingdom Champions conference, held at Mkokoba Church of Christ in Bulawayo from August 9-11, 2024, was a groundbreaking triumph for the…
Meditation has been practiced for centuries, and its benefits are undeniable. This ancient practice has been shown to improve mental, emotional, and physical…