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Moyo lauds independent schools

The company is currently partnering the African Seventh Day Adventist Church in projects such as the roofing of an administration block at Father Flower Ingezi School.
By Azriel Chimeno 2h ago
Suspected HIV+ rapist targets schoolgirls
Suspected HIV+ rapist targets schoolgirls
The court ruled that the suspect must remain in custody until his trial is concluded.
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Sikhala’s SA explosives trial kicks off
The former Zengeza West legislator was released on R10  000 bail and has remained in South Africa awaiting trial.
By Tatenda Kunaka 2h ago
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Harare prime land saga deepens
Harare mayor Jacob Mafume was questioned by Zacc investigators and released on the same day without any charges being laid against him. 
By Staff Reporter 2h ago
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Businessman spends weekend behind bars
Bo said Marconani and Hughes made a court application, HCBC 9/25 to amend the court order, but withdrew the application after it flopped.
By Staff Reporter 2h ago
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Mnangagwa term extension moves ‘disruptive’
The ruling party adopted a resolution at its annual conference to extend Mnangagwa’s tenure from its scheduled expiry in 2028 to 2030.
By Staff Reporter 2h ago
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Firm probed over US$6,8m CIO scandal
Access is already under probe in South Africa for money laundering activities,
By Staff Reporter 2h ago
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Growing Zanu PF chasm over moneybags
It has emerged that party members are accepting money in exchange for positions, as cash-rich individuals attempt to capture the party's organs.
By Nunurai Jena 2h ago
Zimbabwe’s once-mighty all-female wildlife conservation unit battles internal strife
Leaked documents show that Damien and another executive, Henry Macilwaine, received letters placing them on administrative leave on March 17, 2025. 
By John Cassim 2h ago
Mnangagwa’s nemesis speaks on new party
He argued that processes leading to Mnangagwa assuming the party leadership in 2017 after Mugabe’s ouster in a coup was illegal.  
By The Standard 2h ago
Businessman Marconati hides in mine shaft to evade arrest
Marconati will likely appear at the Harare Magistrate’s Courts on Saturday. 
By Staff Reporter Jan. 30, 2026
A debt from the 2001 fuel crisis haunts Zimbabwe as Libya sues for $100M
Ncube has accepted that the case can proceed in the UK court after initially planning to contest its jurisdiction, according to Justice Jacob’s order. 
By Bloomberg News Jan. 30, 2026
Anglican schools rule the roost in Manicaland
The Anglican Diocese of Manicaland’s academic excellence also extended to the 2025 Advanced Level examinations, where diocesan schools again recorded strong performances. 
By Kenneth Nyangani Jan. 25, 2026
Zimbabwe’s ‘vaccines comedian’ boosts health through stern jokes
“Through comedy skits, we are bold in telling our fans to get up to date on their cervical cancer, malaria and their babies’ ‘killer diseases’ vaccines,” Vharazipi tells VaccinesWork. 
By Ray Mwareya Jan. 25, 2026
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Silicosis crisis: Young miners pay with their lungs for Zimbabwe’s gold
In mining towns such as Kwekwe, Shurugwi and Zvishavane, young, able-bodied men who should be driving the country’s economy are instead counting their breaths. 
By Evans Mathanda and Miriam Mangwaya Jan. 25, 2026
How Zim’s second-hand car boom is fuelling a hidden waste crisis
Customs officials at ports like Beitbridge and Chirundu are primarily tasked with assessing duty, checking for stolen vehicles, and ensuring documentation is in order. 
By Nunurai Jena Jan. 25, 2026
Families count the cost as heavy rains wreak havoc
Last Tuesday the Meteorological Services Department and the Department of Civil Protection (DCP) issued a joint weather alert for heavy rains exceeding 50 millimetres. 
By Moses Mugugunyeki Jan. 25, 2026
AFM pastor in court for indecent assault
Tawanda Murombedzi, represented by his lawyer Brian Kashangura, pleaded not guilty to the charge before magistrate Batiraishe Zishiri. 
By Desmond Chingarande Jan. 25, 2026
Incessant rains spark cholera fears
Medical practitioner Johannes Marisa echoed the high-risk assessment, linking it directly to flooding and poor drainage, which contaminate water sources. 
By Vanessa Gonye and Gracious Daniel Jan. 25, 2026
Farmers cry foul over US$700 fees for land surveys
Tycoon and Zanu PF central committee member, Kudakwashe Tagwirei, is the chairperson of the Land Tenure Implementation Committee. 
By Nqobani Ndlovu Jan. 25, 2026
Furore over Chitungwiza mayor’s car
According to sources within the council, the vehicle — estimated to be worth US$147 000 — was recently acquired for official mayoral duties. 
By Staff Reporter Jan. 25, 2026
Garwe’s hand in Harare land scandal exposed
The three were arrested after Marvis Java approached the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) claiming that she had been sold a non-existent commercial stand in Newlands. 
By Staff Reporter Jan. 25, 2026
Tungwarara, Tagwirei feud splits Zanu PF
Tungwarara launched another attack on Tagwirei in Nyanga a fortnight ago, accusing him of being too ambitious and  trying to monopolise Mnangagwa. 
By Staff Reporter Jan. 25, 2026
Chamisa comeback raises stakes
In January 2024, Chamisa abruptly left the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party that he and others had formed in 2022.  
By Staff Reporter Jan. 25, 2026
I’m ready to die, says ED advisor
Tungwarara said there were people who wanted to cause confusion in the party.
By Kenneth Nyangani Jan. 18, 2026
Mnangagwa ordered to release land report
Markham, represented by lawyer Alec Muchadehama, cited Mnangagwa and the Attorney General as respondents.
By Desmond Chingarande Jan. 18, 2026
Clash over control of Mutumwa Mawere funeral contributions
The dispute now threatens to overshadow the legacy of Mutumwa Mawere
By Moses Mugugunyeki Jan. 18, 2026
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Lithium miners grab water sources, squeezing local communities dry
A British company that owned Bikita Minerals back then sunk a 40-metre well at its periphery after realising the villagers had no reliable water supply.
By Miriam Mangwaya Jan. 18, 2026