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CAG Travellers Coaches: Pioneering excellence in passenger transport service

CAG Travellers Coaches is also redefining luxury travel in Zimbabwe, particularly with its fleet of high-end coaches operating on the prestigious Harare-Victoria Falls route.

By Tatenda Mutambara 5h ago

CAG Travellers Coaches: Pioneering excellence in passenger transport service

Loss of US Aid Highlights Africa’s Slow Progress on Medical Research Goals

By Apophia Agiresaasi 8h ago

Police chief swoops on target-setting officers

By Miriam Mangwaya 15h ago

Tungwarara 'gifts' divide Zanu PF

According to Zanu PF sources, the recent fights in the Manicaland women's league have been linked to Tungwarara's trinkets with the wing expected to benefit from the gesture.

By Kenneth Nyangani 15h ago

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Harare top brass seeks sympathy

According to sources at Town House, the pair is seeking sympathy from the commission.

By Kenneth Nyangani 15h ago

Tawomhera wins Glen View South seat

The election saw a low voter turnout, with a poll percentage of 17,2%.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO 15h ago

RBZ walks the talk on ZiG: Expert

Experts in the financial and industrial sectors have welcomed the development, describing it as a turning point in Zimbabwe’s monetary policy.

By Tatenda Kunaka 15h ago

Parliament petitioned over privatisation of Harare water

They further argued that water is a fundamental human right and should remain under public control to ensure equitable access, affordability and accountability.

By Obert Siamilandu 15h ago

Parliament petitioned over privatisation of Harare water

Quarry miner clash with Nyamakate villagers over land

Vhuti quarry mine is mining quarry stones being used by one of the four companies contracted by the government to widen the Harare-Chirundu highway.

By Nunurai Jena 15h ago

Quarry miner clash with Nyamakate villagers over land

Zim to get fair harvest: WFP

In its latest situational report, WFP said although the 2024/25 cropping season had a late start, mainly in the northern districts

By Lorraine Muromo 15h ago

Zim student wins bronze at spelling competition

Mutsahuni, a student at Irene Christian College, was among top spellers from seven African countries who competed in Abuja where she emerged third in the senior category.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO and MARGARET LUBINDA 15h ago

Zim student wins bronze at spelling competition

Villagers walk 10km to access water

In an interview with NewsDay, Gwangwaba said it was unfortunate that communities in his constituency could not draw water from the Zambezi River.

By Silas Nkala 15h ago

Binga community develops plan to coexist with wildlife

The workshop aims to strengthen community participation in natural resources management, mitigate human-wildlife conflicts, and promote coexistence with wildlife.

By Obert Siamilandu Apr. 13, 2025

Binga community develops plan to coexist with wildlife

Zimbabwe’s foreign currency reserves surge past US$600m mark

Experts in the financial and industrial sectors have welcomed the development, describing it as a turning point for Zimbabwe’s monetary policy.

By Business Reporter Apr. 12, 2025

Zimbabwe’s foreign currency reserves surge past US$600m mark

CCC politicians face ‘blacklist’ over #ED2030 campaign

Linda Masarira, president of the Labour, Economists and African Democrats party, has expressed concerns over attempts to amend the Constitution to extend Mnangagwa’s term beyond 2028.

By TAKUDZWA MUNEMO Apr. 12, 2025

CCC politicians face ‘blacklist’ over #ED2030 campaign

SDA church leaders back Tagwirei political interests

Lusaka Central SDA Church member, Mwemba Maluba, said it is not novel for church members to seek political power as it is rampant globally.

By LAWRENCE MAPHOSA Apr. 12, 2025

SDA church leaders back Tagwirei political interests

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Fancying kapoto? Men choose backyard canteens over home

This might be the reason many are flocking KwaTerry in Mhondoro, miles away from the capital city to have a feel of the village and what it offers.

By Emison Haripindi Apr. 12, 2025

Fancying kapoto? Men choose backyard canteens over home

Regional protocol on people with disabilities launches in Zim

The protocol, formulated by the African Union, seeks to provide equal opportunities for participation, non-discrimination and eco-opportunities for people with disabilities.

By LAWRENCE MAPHOSA Apr. 12, 2025

Regional protocol on people with disabilities launches in Zim

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Zec ducks Chivayo millions saga

The exposé sparked outrage among Zimbabweans, who have been calling on Zec to come clean on the alleged tender.

By Miriam Mangwaya Apr. 12, 2025

Energy ministry pledges to lower energy costs

The ministry’s permanent-secretary Gloria Magombo said the issue of high costs would be resolved before next year’s conference.

By TAFADZWA MHLANGA Apr. 12, 2025

Energy ministry pledges to lower energy costs

Director convicted for defrauding Geo Pomona of US$37K

The court heard that sometime in March last year, the complainant advertised a tender for procurement of pebble stones.

By TREVOR MUTSVAIRO Apr. 12, 2025

Director convicted for defrauding Geo Pomona of US$37K

Sending money among groceries? Maid cries foul after son’s exam fees vanishes

At 45, her hands, scratched by years of domestic work, move with practised efficiency, polishing away the grime of a life far removed from her own.

By Evans Mathanda Apr. 12, 2025

Sending money among groceries? Maid cries foul after son’s exam fees vanishes

Zimasco wins Supreme Court appeal against top lawyer Manase

Avim Investments, Manase, rhe master of the High Court and the Registrar of Companies were cited as the first to fourth respondents.

By Staff Reporter Apr. 11, 2025

Zimasco wins Supreme Court appeal against top lawyer Manase

Makururu prays for peace ahead of Uhuru celebrations

Midlands Provincial Affairs and Devolution permanent secretary Edgar Seenza applauded the church for praying for peace in the country.

By Kenneth Nyangani Apr. 11, 2025

Makururu prays for peace ahead of Uhuru celebrations

Harare landlady, tenant in nasty fallout

The tenant, Wendy Kugara was served with the notice papers on Thursday by lawyer Scott Mamimine of Sande Legal Practice on behalf of her landlady Shiela Chipunza.

By Staff Reporter Apr. 11, 2025

Harare landlady, tenant in nasty fallout

Govt spy, four accomplices in court for airport human trafficking

The accused persons ensured the immigrants evaded the usual transit route and directed them to board Eswatini Airline flight number RN401 to Manzini, Eswatini.

By TREVOR MUTSVAIRO Apr. 11, 2025

Govt spy, four accomplices in court for airport human trafficking

Govt urges collaboration in energy storage systems production

Zimbabwe has the largest lithium reserves in Africa and ranks high among global lithium-producing countries.

By TAFADZWA MHLANGA Apr. 11, 2025

Govt urges collaboration in energy storage systems production

‘Education sector must catch up with demand for green jobs’

In construction, the permanent secretary said, the aspect of green construction and the knowledge on how to do things the green way is what is now missing.

By TAFADZWA MHLANGA Apr. 11, 2025

‘Education sector must catch up with demand for green jobs’

Zim learns smart agric at Türkiye Fair

The Konya Fair is being held under the theme Improving Agricultural Productivity Under Scarce Water Resources Through South-South and Triangular Co-operation.

By Staff Reporter Apr. 11, 2025

CLE top official escapes jail

He allegedly facilitated the printing of Madzivire’s certificate of completion at Fidelity Printers despite knowing that Madzivire failed examinations for three modules.

By Desmond Chingarande Apr. 11, 2025