Harare – Police in Harare are hunting for a 30 year-old man accused of fatally stabbing his younger brother during a violent dispute over a missing US$50 note at their family home in Sunningdale 2. The suspect, Emmanuel Makazi, allegedly attacked his brother Munashe Makazi (22) at around 1830 hours…
PAP Committee Sittings Begin in Midrand Ahead of Official Opening
Midrand, South Africa – The First Committee sittings and Ordinary Session of the Seventh Parliament of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) are officially underway in Midrand, South Africa, as lawmakers from across the continent gather for preliminary deliberations before the formal opening ceremony on July 27. Permanent Committees have commenced their…
Zanu Pf Launches Countrywide “Thank You” Rallies Over CAB3
Thousands gather at Chakari as party appreciates grassroots support for Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Chakari– Thousands of ZANU PF supporters converged at Chakari Grounds in Mashonaland West this weekend as the ruling party rolled out "CAB3 Thank You Rallies" across all 10 provinces to acknowledge the grassroots campaign that propelled…
Air Zim Resumes Direct Harare- London Flights After 16 Year Hiatus
Government receives Airbus A330-300 as national carrier reconnects with UK market Harare – Zimbabwe's national airline, Air Zimbabwe, officially resumed direct flights between Harare and London on Monday, marking the end of a 16-year absence from the route with the reception of a new Airbus A330-300 aircraft at Robert Gabriel…
Government Breaks Ground on Msasa Interchange as Second Republic’s Infrastructure Drive Gathers Pace
Harare – The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development has announced the commencement of full-scale construction works at the Msasa Interchange along the Harare– Mutare Road, marking a significant milestone in the Government’s ongoing efforts to decongest the capital and modernise the country’s road network. In a statement, the Ministry…
Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge Highway Enters Final Stretch as 550.1km Opened to Traffic
Harare – The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development has announced that the rehabilitation of the Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge Highway has reached a critical milestone, with 550.1 kilometres now completed and opened to traffic, leaving just 31.9 kilometres remaining on the 582-kilometre flagship project. In a statement, the Ministry confirmed that an…
Proton Bakery Targets 270k Loaf Daily Production as Zim’s Economy Gathers Steam
Marondera – Proton Bakery, the country’s third-largest bread and confectionery company, has announced plans to ramp up production to between 260,000 and 270,000 loaves per day by year end, a move expected to create additional employment opportunities. The development comes as Zimbabwe’s economy accelerates towards President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Vision 2030…
Wiserow Targets Over 900 Tonnes of Blueberry Exports as Zimbabwe Seizes Global Supply Gap
Marondera– Zimbabwe’s blueberry sector is gearing up for a record-breaking export season, with one of the country’s largest producers forecasting a steep rise in overseas shipments as international appetite for the superfruit remains strong. Wiserow Private Limited, an agro-processing firm based 20 kilometres outside Marondera along Igava Road, is projecting…
Finally Free: Magistrate Ends Year Long Legal Limbo for Ten Veterans
Harare – Ten war veterans were on Wednesday discharged by a magistrate at the Rotten Raw Magistrates Court, bringing a close to a legal saga that saw them make more than ten court appearances without their trial ever commencing. Presiding magistrate ruled that it was untenable to keep the accused…
Cabinet Approves Multiple Diplomatic MOUs, Repatriation Tops Agenda as Over 99,000 Citizens Return from SA
Harare — President Emmerson Mnangagwa chaired the 23rd Cabinet Meeting on July 14, 2026, where the government reported that 99,418 Zimbabwean nationals had been repatriated from South Africa between May 28 and July 10, with more than 70 percent of returnees being women and children. The Cabinet also approved a…

