Politically linked land grab allegations surface in Mash West

The embattled farmer believes the latest court battle is part of a broader campaign to force him off the 217-hectare property despite being in lawful occupation.
By Nunurai Jena 6h ago

Queens International Pool tourney returns

Tournament founder and president Tawanda Mupenzwa said preparations were complete, with world-class playing equipment already installed at the venue.
By Jeffrey Muvundusi 9h ago

TIMB takes tobacco sales, biometric registration to Bulawayo

TIMB said the tobacco sales would run concurrently with the ongoing biometric registration programme for tobacco growers.
By Staff Reporter 11h ago

Trump’s Taiwan shift: A realist reset and Its lessons for Africa

For decades, Washington maintained “strategic ambiguity” over Taiwan: arming the island while nominally adhering to the One China principle.
By Saxon Zvina 13h ago

MPs, govt clash over worsening transport crisis

“The transport sector in Zimbabwe was liberalised,” Ziyambi said. “Currently, I do not believe that we have a very significant crisis in terms of transportation in the country.”
By Sharon Sibindi 15h ago

Zimbabwe’s informal economy: Survival strategy or policy failure?

The strategic response, therefore, lies in redesigning the system so that formal participation becomes the rational choice.
By John Laisani 15h ago

Ndiraya plots Scottland downfall

The Harare-based club became only the second side in the post-Independence era to achieve the feat, matching the legendary 1984 campaign of Black Rhinos FC.

State of silence: Five months after deadly floods, Zimbabwe’s disaster agency has not finished the job

This is a story about a state that has failed to show up for its most vulnerable people.  
By Allen Mangava May. 20, 2026

Fans split after Warriors’ tough Afcon draw

The draw has divided opinion among fans, particularly on the Zifa official Facebook page.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere May. 20, 2026