Justice Philipa Phillips ruled that the 99-year lease over the 3,098-hectare farm is a matrimonial asset, splitting its value 55-45 in Ignatius Chombo’s favour. Marian Chombo...
The MV Silverstone has restored a passenger link severed when the RIDA-operated Mbuya Nehanda capsized on 11 August. Officials say the tragedy exposed the risk of...
Zimbabwe's railway has recommissioned 100 refurbished wagons and three locomotives under a US$2.8 million partnership with Zimasco, while a far larger Afreximbank facility is negotiated.
The Zimbabwe Cricket chairman will serve as deputy chairperson of the International Cricket Council until November 2027, the first Zimbabwean to hold the post.
Government has approved a six-pillar drought plan and opened the door to private grain imports after official projections showed cereal output falling to about 1.6 million...
The ASX-listed explorer has awarded a drilling and well services contract for its next Cabora Bassa well, keeping a November spud date on track.
The Reserve Bank has finished linking the Civil Registry's national database to mobile money subscriber records, and wallets that could not be verified have been closed.
Cabinet has signed off on a package of vending measures for the capital, pairing tougher enforcement with a 60-day drive to get informal traders licensed and...
Brian Kagoro was pulled off an Addis Ababa flight to Nairobi and stopped from reboarding, months after a Kenyan court barred further arbitrary denial of his...
Twenty-six residents led by businessman Shingai Mutasa have obtained a consent order stopping Chinese-owned Zhuomu International from working on a protected wetland at Stand 4717, pending...
Zimbabwe’s biggest media group has announced mandatory retrenchments, with board chair Doreen Sibanda citing a revised digital-first operating model. Its 2025 results show revenue down 15.5...
The Zimbabwe Nurses Association says the government has reneged on a commitment to review health-specific allowances, citing "no fiscal space". Nurses are threatening to stop night,...
The Dutch government will shut its Harare mission as part of a global restructuring, weeks after Sweden closed its own embassy in Zimbabwe. Dutch interests in...
A government-ordered clean-up of illegal street trading in Harare has moved from warning to enforcement, with the city deploying municipal police. Vendor organisations are divided over...
A Zimbabwean permit group says it has arranged for displaced Grade 12 pupils to sit South Africa's matric exams. The Department of Basic Education says the...
