By A Correspondent -The Meteorological Services Department has warned that Zimbabwe will experience strong winds countrywide from Friday evening until Monday, with thunder and lightning likely in some areas. In an advisory issued on 4 September 2026 together with the Department of Civil Protection, the MSD said the weather change…
Air Zimbabwe Returns to Masvingo After 19 Years — But For How Long?
By A Correspondent- Air Zimbabwe has resumed flights to Masvingo after nearly two decades, but the long-awaited return has raised questions about whether the renewed service will become a lasting solution to the province's poor air connectivity or fade away once the tourism spotlight moves elsewhere. The national airline has…
Masvingo Councillor Defends Pushcart Workers, Slams Council Harassment
By A Correspondent - Masvingo Ward 9 Councillor Bernard Muchokwa has urged municipal officials to end what he described as the mistreatment of pushcart operators, arguing that they should be treated with dignity like any other working residents. Speaking during Monday’s full council sitting, Muchokwa said the men and women…
European Union Ambassador To Zimbabwe Katrin Hagemann Dies
By A Correspondent- European Union Ambassador to Zimbabwe Katrin Hagemann has died unexpectedly at the age of 53, bringing to an abrupt end her diplomatic assignment in the country. Hagemann is reported to have fallen ill after having breakfast at her residence in Harare.According to diplomatic sources, her driver discovered…
EMA Sets Date for September National Clean-Up Day, Urges Collective Environmental Responsibility
Harare – The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has officially announced that the September National Clean-Up Day will be held on Friday, 4 September 2026, under the theme, "A Clean Environment, Everyone’s Responsibility." According to a notice released by EMA, the national clean-up campaign will serve as the grand opening for…
Minister Garwe, Vendors Clash Over September 9 Ultimatum
By A Correspondent|Tensions are mounting between the government and informal traders in Harare following a September 9 deadline ordering vendors operating from undesignated areas to vacate their trading spaces. The directive, issued by Local Government and Public Works Minister Daniel Garwe, has triggered concern among vendors who depend on street…
Kaia Powers Chevrons Past Namibia To Keep Final Hopes Alive
Sports Correspondent|Innocent Kaia lit up Windhoek with a blistering knock as Zimbabwe kept their T20I Tri-Series final hopes alive with a clinical 5-wicket win over Namibia. Chasing 157 for victory, the Chevrons got home with 11 balls left, but their place in the final is still out of their hands.…
High Court Overturns Acquittal, Ruling Maintenance Orders Binding Despite Private Deals
Bulawayo – The High Court of Zimbabwe has upheld an appeal by the Prosecutor General (PG), overturning the acquittal of Nkonzo Ndebele and entering a guilty verdict for failing to comply with a maintenance order. In a landmark judgment announced on 2 September 2026, the High Court sitting in Bulawayo…
Prevail Group Expands Fleet Ahead of National Solar Borehole Rollout to Combat El Niño
Harare– The Prevail Group of Companies has announced a significant expansion of its logistical fleet as it prepares to spearhead a national rollout of solar-powered boreholes, a move framed as a critical disaster mitigation strategy against the impending El Niño-induced drought. The announcement was made by Dr Paul Tungwarara, a…
Mohadi’s Masvingo MEL Push Faces Reality Test
Tinotenda Hove- Vice President Kembo Mohadi has called for greater reliance on data and technology to improve Zimbabwe’s development planning, but his message comes against a backdrop of persistent concerns over whether government policies are translating into meaningful improvements for ordinary citizens. Speaking at the opening of Zimbabwe’s Monitoring, Evaluation…

