Tinotenda Hove - A sermon delivered by Vice President Gen (Retired) Constantino Chiwenga during a weekend church service has stirred political discussion in ruling party circles, with observers reading deeper meaning into his biblical references and tone. Chiwenga, who drew from the story of King Hezekiah, reflected on themes of…
Malaria Surge Sparks Health Crisis Fears in Zimbabwe
Tinotenda Hove - Zimbabwe is facing a sharp rise in malaria cases, with infections climbing to 65,000 so far this year, a government source has revealed. The alarming increase has intensified concerns about the country’s struggling healthcare system, with experts warning that the situation could deteriorate further if urgent action…
Former Premier Soccer League Star Dies In Road Accident
Tinotenda Hove - Former Hwange Football Club midfielder Chabuka Mwale has tragically passed away at the age of 56 following a road accident. The incident occurred along the Bulawayo–Kezi Road, approximately 15 kilometres from Bulawayo’s central business district. Reports indicate that Mwale was ejected from the vehicle during the crash…
Chiwenga Urges Churches To Pray For Peace, Unity Amid Rising Political Tension
By A Correspondent - Vice President, General (Retired) Dr Constantino Chiwenga has emphasised the vital role of the church in fostering unity, peace and national development, urging Zimbabweans to prioritise prayer, togetherness and a collective national vision. He made these remarks during the St Joseph Guild Weekend of Prayer held…
MP Brian Mudumi Uses School Catastrophe To Advance 2030 Agenda
Tinotenda Hove - Masvingo North legislator Brian Mudumi has come under scrutiny after appearing to leverage a disaster at Marongere Primary School to reinforce political messaging aligned with the government’s controversial 2030 agenda that seek to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term of office. Mudumi recently visited the school in Ward…
2030: WHEN REVOLUTIONARIES DISCOVER COLONIALISM WASN’T SO BAD AFTER ALL
By Reason Wafawarova There is something almost poetic—if not outright comedic—about watching ZANU-PF, the self-appointed custodian of the liberation legacy, suddenly develop a nostalgic affection for colonial governance models. Yes, colonial. Because what else do you call a system where the masses are politely thanked for their sacrifices, then gently…
Zimbabwe Rolls Out Smart Traffic System to Catch Violations in Real Time
Tinotenda Hove - The Government has finalised the creation of an automated smart traffic management system designed to detect road offences instantly, setting the stage for a nationwide rollout that signals a shift toward technology-based law enforcement. The platform, developed by the Ministry of Information Communication Technology (ICT), Postal and…
Green Fuel’s Toxic Discharge Crisis Deepens in Chipinge South
By A Correspondent - Communities in Chinyamukwakwa, Chipinge South Constituency, are grappling with a severe environmental disaster following toxic effluent discharges linked to Green Fuel Private Limited. What began as the launch of ethanol production on 21 April 2026, under Chief Garahwa, has escalated into a public health, environmental, and…
Harare Woman in Court Over Alleged US$120K Housing Scam Targeting Over 100 Victims
Tinotenda Hove - A Harare woman has appeared in court accused of masterminding a fraudulent housing scheme that allegedly duped more than 100 aspiring homeowners out of approximately US$120 000. Natasha Rangarirai Mutambirwa appeared before Harare magistrate Ms Ruth Moyo facing fraud charges. She was granted bail set at US$200…
Alarm As Mnangagwa Administration Vows To Pounce On Medical Aid Companies
Tinotenda Hove - The administration of President Emmerson Mnangagwa is facing mounting criticism after announcing plans to tighten control over medical aid companies, with many warning the move could deepen tensions in Zimbabwe’s already fragile health sector. Government spokesperson Nick Mangwana sparked controversy in a statement posted on X on…

