New pact seeks to professionalise Zimbabwe’s security services
Speaking at the signing ceremony in Harare, ZICC chairperson Justice Webster Chinamhora said the agreement marked a significant step in strengthening professional standards in the security sector.
By Desmond Chingarande
15h ago
How colonialists used language to undermine indigenous food systems
Another special vegetable called mushungushungu in Shona (solanum nigrum) was given the name black nightshade.
By Charles Dhewa
15h ago
Kavango extends deadline to complete acquisition of Nara Gold
Kavango has three projects in Zimbabwe. The miner is currently focusing on its most promising project, Hillside, which consists of 44 gold claims covering 503 hectares.
By Business Reporter
15h ago
Zim launches major household survey to shape national policy
The Fourth Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, which commenced fieldwork in October, targets nearly 11 000 households.
By Problem Masau
Dec. 9, 2025
US$7,7m goat tender scam lands Chimombe, Mpofu in prison
Justice Kwenda ruled that Mpofu played a pivotal role in the commission of the crime since he used his political muscle to influence the acquisition of the tender.
By Trevor Mutsvairo
Dec. 9, 2025
No one left behind: UN backs disability inclusion
In a statement, the UN said disability inclusion remained central to its work in Zimbabwe, stressing that meaningful progress can only be achieved through strong, coordinated partnerships.
By Tatenda Kunaka
Dec. 8, 2025
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New gold tax to cream off US$150m from Caledonia unit
Under the three-tiered structure, gold sold at US$0–US$1 200 per ounce will attract a 3% royalty, US$1 201–US$2 500 will draw 5%, while prices above US$2 501 will incur a 10% royalty.
By Tatira Zwinoira
Dec. 8, 2025
Comesa tech upgrade targets fraud, unlocks faster regional commerce
The Comesa Yellow Card Scheme is a regional motor vehicle third-party insurance programme operational across all member States.
By Melody Chikono
Dec. 8, 2025
As Russia’s Africa Corps fights in Mali, witnesses describe atrocities from beheadings to rapes
When the Africa Corps replaced Wagner six months ago, weary civilians hoped for less brutality. The United Nations says they have been abused by all sides in the conflict.
By AP
Dec. 7, 2025
