Harare- Human rights activists in Zimbabwe have described the proposed Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment No. 3 Bill as the death of democracy and the resurrection of fascism in contemporary Zimbabwe politics. Parliament of Zimbabwe approved for the Constitutional Amendment No. 3, in February which among other amendments, proposes to extend…
Man Dies at Girlfriend’s Home in Mwenezi After Complaining of Severe Pains
Tinotenda Hove – A 39-year-old man from the Chief Neshuro area in Mwenezi reportedly died while visiting his girlfriend after falling ill at her homestead. Masvingo provincial police spokesperson Inspector Kudakwashe Dhewa confirmed the incident and advised members of the public to prioritise medical care whenever they develop serious health…
ZRP Launches Nationwide Crackdown on Vehicles Without Number Plates and Illegal Gadgets
Tinotenda Hove - The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched a nationwide operation targeting vehicles without number plates and those equipped with unauthorized sirens, blue lights, bar lights, beacons, and other illegal gadgets. Police say some drivers deliberately remove number plates to avoid identification after committing crimes, including robberies, kidnappings,…
Mahere Hit With US$33,000 Legal Costs as Defamation Fight With Minister Machakaire Intensifies
Tinotenda Hove – The High Court has ordered opposition politician and lawyer Fadzayi Mahere to pay US$33,000 in legal costs following a procedural setback in her ongoing defamation dispute with Youth Empowerment Minister Tino Machakaire. The ruling came after Mahere filed a preliminary legal challenge—known as a special plea—arguing that…
Chamisa Dismisses Bribery Allegations, Says Claims Made Under Intoxication
Tinotenda Hove -Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has strongly dismissed accusations circulating on social media that he has benefited from bribes linked to the ruling ZANU–PF. The allegations were raised by Kuwadzana legislator Charlton Hwende on the microblogging platform X, where he suggested that Chamisa had been compromised by receiving benefits…
Harare’s 2026 Budget Gets Green Light, New Tariffs Take Effect Immediately
Harare– The City of Harare has received official approval for its 2026 budget from the national government, granting the local authority the legal mandate to collect new tariffs and fund critical services with immediate effect. In a statement released on Friday, Acting Town Clerk Engineer Phakamile Mabhena. Moyo announced that…
Harare Authorities Rescue Over 70 Children from Streets Amid Rising Exploitation Concerns
Tinotenda Hove - Since January, more than 70 children have been removed from the streets of Harare as government authorities step up efforts to protect minors from exploitation in the central business district and surrounding areas. Of the total, 54 were local children – 15 girls and 39 boys –…
Botha Gold Mine “Vindicated” as Chisvo Withdraws Urgent Court Bid
Harare– A legal bid to interdict operations at a contested mining site crumbled in the High Court on [Day/Date], after the applicant conceded that the matter had been rendered redundant by subsequent court rulings. The urgent chamber application, filed under Case Number HCH976/26 by Navid Incorporated (Private) Limited—an agent of…
Mnangagwa Pays Tribute To National Hero Willie Hungwe
Tinotenda Hove - President Emmerson Mnangagwa has paid tribute to the late national hero Brigadier General (Rtd) Jonathan Willie Hungwe, describing him as a courageous liberation fighter whose dedication to Zimbabwe will remain part of the country’s enduring legacy. Speaking during the burial ceremony at National Heroes Acre on Friday,…
Kombi Driver Fined US$400 For Carrying Too Many Schoolchidren
Tinotenda Hove - A 42-year-old kombi driver has been fined a total of US$400 after being convicted of several traffic offences related to transporting schoolchildren. Kumbulani Tauzeni appeared before the Mbare Magistrates’ Court on Monday, where he was found guilty of multiple violations, including carrying more passengers than permitted and…

