Mystery of army general deaths deepens. . . as ex-Air Force commander survives accident
According to a police intelligence report in NewsDay’s possession, the accident happened on Tuesday afternoon in Chegutu when Moyo was driving alone from his farm.
By Nqobani Ndlovu
3h ago
High Court dismisses stands fraudsters appeal
The two were convicted together with Amos Kagona before he tragically shot himself on the day he was supposed to be sentenced.
By Desmond Chingarande
4h ago
Use AI to reduce operating expenses: Taylor
AI is a branch of computer science that focuses on creating systems and technologies capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence.
By Freeman Makopa and TAFADZWA MHLANGA
4h ago
‘Cybercriminals target SMEs’
Loretta Songola, regional chief commercial officer for Central Africa, noted that small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are vulnerable to cybercrime due to perceived security weaknesses.
By Staff Reporter
4h ago
Involve communities to stop riverbed mining: Stakeholders
Cabinet said deterrent penalties would also be imposed on offenders, including forfeiture of mining equipment
By Nizbert Moyo
4h ago
Serial burglar jailed 9 years
The convict, Gift Gandiwa, appeared before Harare magistrate Ethel Chichera, who suspended one year on good behaviour.
By TREVOR MUTSVAIRO
4h ago
Climate change threatens Africa’s economies: ED
Mnangagwa said Africa was enduring the worst effects of global warming.
By Praise Nyamadzawo and OPHAR MAVURI
4h ago
Mapfumo lashes out at Zifa over corruption
Mapfumo told NewsDay in an interview yesterday that it was impossible to separate corruption in politics and that of sports because a fish rots from the head.
By Staff Reporter
4h ago
Zim operations impress global cabinetry manufacturer
Speaking to journalists at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, Tim said his perception of Zimbabwe changed after he realised the country was a big business partner of China.
By Staff Reporter
4h ago
Chinese mine robbed US$120K
He was advised to approach the High Court for bail.
By TREVOR MUTSVAIRO
4h ago
Dicing with death: The unyielding spirit of Lake Kariba’s fishermen
Every night, courageous fishermen brave the unforgiving waves of Lake Kariba, risking their lives as a means to provide for their loved ones.
By OBERT SIAMULANDU
4h ago
Electoral stakeholders concerned over gender disparities in politics
Since its inception in 2002, the international BRIDGE programme has made a global impact, training over 19 000 facilitators worldwide
By Kennedy Nyavaya
18h ago
High Court dismisses Delatfin stand fraudsters’ 18 year jail term appeal
“They are first offenders who must be treated with leniency and be given a chance to reform
By Desmond Chingarande
20h ago
‘Toxic relations hamper nation building’
AMH are publishers of the weeklies Zimbabwe Independent, The Standard and daily NewsDay, and also own online broadcaster Heart & Soul.
By TAFADZWA MHLANGA and Freeman Makopa
21h ago
Return ‘stolen’ millions, ministers ordered
They allegedly did not follow procedure when they borrowed money from several funds established by the government to cater for the less privileged members of society.
By Staff Reporter
Oct. 30, 2024
Madzibaba Ishmael in court over minors' rape
Prosecutor Lancelot Mutsokoti said since 2018, Chokurongerwa had sexual intercourse with his first victim on several occasions, who was aged 14 then.
By TREVOR MUTSVAIRO
Oct. 30, 2024
5 000 traders affected by Mbare Musika inferno
Muswere said authorities have cobbled up a response plan to assist the traders to restock that includes loans, grants and other stimulus packages.
By Priveledge Gumbodete
Oct. 30, 2024
‘Zanu PF ignores economy over ED2030 agenda’
Mnangagwa declined the offer, but Zanu PF in its resolutions said it would kick-start processes to ensure he remains in office beyond 2028 when his term expires.
By Priveledge Gumbodete
Oct. 30, 2024
Harare’s climate management policy must be inclusive: Mafume
Addressing journalists at Town House recently, Mafume said the goal is to align the city’s climate management efforts with local needs and concerns.
By GRACIOUS DANIEL
Oct. 30, 2024
African leaders urged to fund conservation efforts
AWF chief executive officer Kaddu Sebunya said local communities are the custodians of Africa’s biodiversity.
By Obert Siamilandu
Oct. 30, 2024
Govt seeks to shut out Pfumvudza looters
Agriculture ministry secretary Obert Jiri told NewsDay that the e-inputs scheme seeks to enhance transparency and accountability from government depots to the farmers at ward level.
By Sharon Sibindi
Oct. 30, 2024
Aussie firm loses AU$5,5m lawsuit against Blanket Mine
Mining Engineering and Blanket Mine were in a contractual relationship and a dispute arose between them.
By Desmond Chingarande
Oct. 30, 2024
Chirumanzu CCC activists case drags on
Gweru magistrate Beaulity Dube postponed continuation of the matter to November 7 this year.
By Stephen Chadenga
Oct. 30, 2024
Gweru flagged over health, education sectors funding
The call came after residents indicated that council was short-changing them through unfulfilled promises of building more clinics and schools.
By Stephen Chadenga
Oct. 30, 2024
Funding challenges cripple Pfumvudza scheme
Jiri said this while appearing before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Agriculture on the farm inputs distribution programme ahead of the 2024/25 farming season.
By Harriet Chikandiwa
Oct. 30, 2024
Ex-employee wins lawsuit against Lobels
Magistrate Sharon Mashavira awarded Hardlife Chauke US$14 000 after she ruled that Lobels had maliciously prosecuted him.
By Rejoice Phiri
Oct. 30, 2024
Local rights activist defends UN rapporteur
ZimRights national director Dzikamai Bere, however, commended Lawlor for her consistent efforts to uphold human rights globally including in Zimbabwe.
By Sydney Kawadza
Oct. 29, 2024
‘Declare ChiTown water crisis a state of disaster’
In August this year, the City of Harare decommissioned the Prince Edward Water Treatment Plant after Harava and Seke dams that feed the treatment plant dried up.
By GRACIOUS DANIEL
Oct. 29, 2024
