South African police say a Zimbabwean man who allegedly posed as a performing artist to obtain accreditation is among three people arrested for trying to breach...
Police say 84 bodies have now been recovered from the Mbuya Nehanda ferry disaster on Lake Kariba, with 18 children among the dead and search efforts...
Old Mutual's shares are trading in Zimbabwe for the first time since 2020, debuting on the US dollar-denominated Victoria Falls Stock Exchange at 76 US cents...
Police say 72 bodies have now been recovered from the Mbuya Nehanda disaster on Lake Kariba, with at least 18 children — 16 of them aged...
Jason Arday, the sociologist celebrated as the University of Cambridge’s youngest ever Black professor, has been found dead at an address in Battersea, south London. He...
Harare City Council is drawing up a regulatory framework for InDrive and Bolt, with the mayor arguing operators should contribute to the upkeep of the roads...
Fully paid-up Chinhoyi University of Technology students are being moved out of campus accommodation so hostels can be prepared for delegates to the ruling party’s October...
Kelsea Tafirenyika, wife of the President’s son Collins, and her uncle Isaac Jessub will remain in custody after a Harare magistrate ruled they were flight risks.
Police say 46 bodies have now been recovered from the Mbuya Nehanda disaster, as President Mnangagwa admits the tragedy exposed “serious deficiencies” in Zimbabwe’s maritime safety.
Amnesty International says Bhekimpilo Mbedzi, freed on bail after weeks in custody, is being prosecuted solely for peacefully urging protests against Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3.
Zimbabweans abroad sent home US$2.45 billion in 2025, with the United Kingdom narrowly overtaking South Africa as the largest source of remittances for the first time.
Survivors of the Mbuya Nehanda disaster say passengers begged the captain to turn back as waves battered the overloaded ferry, while a surviving crew member says...
The Fund wants Zimbabwe’s revenue windfall saved rather than spent, as a cushion against a possible El Nino drought and food shortages next year.
Police have raised the toll from the Mbuya Nehanda sinking to 44 and President Mnangagwa has declared a State of Disaster. How many people were actually...
Migrant representatives, returnees and South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs describe the same outcome: Zimbabweans processed through the assisted repatriation programme are being declared undesirable and...
