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…
Mnangagwa Presented With ZiG 200 But No Date For Public Release
Tinotenda Hove - President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday received the first copy of the new ZiG 200 banknote from Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr John Mushayavanhu during a handover ceremony at State House. The central bank said the new banknotes are expected to enter circulation in due course but…
Zulu Monarch King Misuzulu Commends Mnangagwa’s Leadership
By A Correspondent - Zulu monarch King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has commended President Emmerson Mnangagwa for the warm reception he received during his visit to Zimbabwe, describing the hospitality as a reflection of the close ties between the two neighbouring nations. The King expressed appreciation to President Mnangagwa for the welcome…
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…
Environment Committee Tours Buhera as Communities Petition Parliament Over Sabi Star Mine Concerns
Murambinda, Buhera — The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Environment, Climate and Wildlife has visited Buhera North to verify grievances lodged by communities against Sabi Star Mine. Committee chair Sam Matema led the tour across Wards 11, 12 and 14 in Murambinda following a petition by the Buhera Residents Association to…
Critics Reject Mnangagwa’s Latest Vow to End Poverty
Tinotenda Hove - President Emmerson Mnangagwa's latest pledge to tackle poverty has sparked criticism from sections of the public, with many questioning why millions of Zimbabweans continue to struggle despite years of similar commitments. In a recent statement, Mnangagwa said, "On its part my Government, will accelerate the implementation of…
“Burombo Flats, a Living Reminder of Colonial Injustice” – Binga South MP, Cumanzala
Bulawayo – Member of Parliament for Binga South, Hon. Fanuel Cumanzala, has called for urgent government intervention to transform the deteriorating Burombo Flats in Bulawayo, describing them as "a painful monument to colonial injustice that has been allowed to survive for far too long." In an interview, Hon. Cumanzala said…
Africa’s Aviation Connectivity Surges 58% as Zimbabwe Leads Liberalisation Push, Transport Minister Warns ‘Time to Dismantle Barriers’
Harare – Intra-African air connectivity has jumped by 58 percent over four years, climbing from 14.5 percent in 2021 to 23 percent in 2025, as African nations accelerate implementation of the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM), Zimbabwe's Transport Minister has revealed. Speaking at the SAATM Pilot Implementation Project Airshow…
Citizens Leader Advocate Chamisa Urges Nation To Remain Calm Despite Signing Of CAB3 Into Law
Tinotenda Hove - Citizens leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa has urged Zimbabweans to remain calm following the signing into law of the controversial Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment No. 3 (CAB3).In a brief message shared on Tuesday after the amendments officially became law, Chamisa sought to reassure citizens amid growing debate over…
Controversial Constitutional Changes Take Effect as CAB 3 Becomes Law
Tinotenda Hove- The controversial Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment No. 3 Bill has officially become law after receiving Presidential assent and being published in the Government Gazette on Tuesday, a move that is likely to intensify debate over the country's constitutional and democratic direction. The enactment of the law brings to…

