By A Correspondent Authorities at Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) have expressed serious concerns after reports emerged of Zanu PF activists vandalizing property on the university campus. The incident occurred during a meeting of the Children of Zimbabwe Liberation War Veterans Association (CZLWVA) at the university, at the beginning of the…
ZDF Responds To Geza Appearance In Military Gear
By A Correspondent The Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) has issued a warning to the public about the illegal use of military uniforms, following a recent incident involving Blessed Runesu Geza, an expelled member of the ZANU PF Central Committee. Geza appeared in a video circulating on social media, calling for…
Pastor Shoots Son After Mistaking Him For Intruder
By A Correspondent A shocking incident has unfolded in Bulawayo, where the founder of River of Life International Church, Bothwell Phiri, allegedly shot his own son, Jordan, after mistaking him for an intruder. The 57-year-old pastor is now facing attempted murder charges. According to police reports, Jordan, 29, returned home…
Chamisa Congratulates Kirsty Coventry On IOC Presidency
Tinotenda Hove In a statement released on Friday, Zimbabwe’s opposition leader, Advocate Nelson Chamisa, extended his heartfelt congratulations to Zimbabwe's Sports Minister, Kirsty Coventry, following her election as president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Chamisa's words were filled with admiration and pride, recognizing Coventry's remarkable achievements and the impact…
Nees Defends Decision To Substitute Musona
By Sports Correspondent Zimbabwe's national football team, the Warriors, staged an impressive comeback to secure a 2-2 draw against Benin in a thrilling FIFA World Cup qualifier held in Durban. Benin dominated the early stages of the match, scoring two goals to take a commanding lead. However, the Warriors refused…
Nelson Chamisa Keeps Political Rivals Guessing…
Tinotenda Hove Zimbabwe’s charismatic opposition leader, Advocate Nelson Chamisa, has reaffirmed his openness to dialogue but emphasized that he is not currently involved in any negotiations or discussions with anyone. In a statement released on Friday, Chamisa addressed ongoing speculation regarding his role in the country’s political crisis and clarified…
Suspected State Agents Raid Blessed Geza Farm
By A Correspondent By A Correspondent War veteran and political activist Blessed Geza, who has been at the forefront of a campaign opposing President Emmerson Mnangagwa's alleged attempts to extend his tenure beyond 2028, has revealed that his farm was raided by a group of suspected Zanu PF supporters on…
ZIMSEC November Exam Fees: New Deadline Set for May 16
By A Correspondent The government has announced an extension to the deadline for payment of ZIMSEC November 2025 examination fees, moving it to May 16. The announcement was made by the Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Honourable Torerayi Moyo, during a Senate question and answer session at the New…
Kirsty Coventry Breaks Barriers As First African IOC President
Tinotenda Hove In a historic moment for both Zimbabwe and the global sports community, Kirsty Coventry has been elected as the 10th President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Coventry, who currently serves as Zimbabwe's Minister of Sport, Recreation, Arts, and Culture, has made history by becoming the first female…
Police Release Names of Dzivarasekwa Road Crash Victims
Tinotenda Hove The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has officially released the names of seven victims involved in a tragic road traffic accident that occurred on the 19th of March 2025 at the intersection of Bulawayo Road and Dzivarasekwa Road in Harare. The collision, which involved a Toyota Hiace kombi, a…

