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Scottland in match-fixing storm

The money is earmarked for their maiden CAF Champions League campaign, which kicks off this Sunday against Nsingizini Hotspurs of Eswatini.

By Henry Mhara 2h ago

Need for a functional Public Health Advisory Board in Zim

ZIMBABWE faces a myriad of challenges in the health sector and in most cases, the Health and Child Care ministry is blamed for all the ills afflicting the health delivery system.

By Johannes Marisa 3h ago

Need for a functional Public Health Advisory Board in Zim

Land disputes dominate traditional court hearings

LAND dispute cases are increasingly overshadowing other matters in Zimbabwe’s traditional courts, with Chief Wozhele’s latest session in Sanyati dominated by quarrels over boundaries

By Donald Nyandoro 3h ago

Land disputes dominate traditional court hearings

Zim stuck in human rights quagmire

ZIMBABWE has continued to struggle in improving its human rights record and remains stuck in the predicament when some of its neighbours have recorded improved performance.

By Sydney Kawadza 3h ago

Doddering health sector makes positive strides

Zimbabwe recorded 34 550 cholera cases and 719 deaths from February 2023 to August last year.

By Sharon Zebra and Lesley Kufandada 3h ago

Doddering health sector makes positive strides

FMHL overturns loss to post US$6,2m profit in H1

FIRST Mutual Holdings Limited (FMHL) overturned a loss to post a profit after tax of US$6,2 million in its half year ended June 30, 2025

By Belinda Chiroodza and Musavengana Chirau 3h ago

FMHL overturns loss to post US$6,2m profit in H1

Musabhowe: Comic creator turns frustrations into 70K-strong online community

STANLEY Cryton Patsika (27) is building a growing digital audience by turning the small indignities and ironies of Zimbabwean life into short,

By Makanaka Membere 3h ago

Musabhowe: Comic creator turns frustrations into 70K-strong online community

Be tough on expired street food: Councillors

COUNCILLORS in Bulawayo have called on the local authority's executive to be tough on people selling expired food on the streets, arguing that it poses a health hazard to the residents

By Nizbert Moyo Sep. 18, 2025

Be tough on expired street food: Councillors

Future of human capital and AI ethics to top the agenda at 2025 Ideas Festival

The festival, which is slated for October 28 to 31 this year at Troutbeck Hotel, will be held under the theme The Future of Human Capital, Innovation and Ethics in the Age of AI.

By Melody Chikono Sep. 18, 2025