LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

Legislators from both Zanu PF and the CCC have united in support of President Emmerson Mnangagwa staying on as Zimbabwe’s leader beyond 2028, emphasizing that his leadership has set the country on a promising developmental path.

Staff Reporter

The Ministry of Industry and Commerce has warned consumers about the influx of counterfeit and smuggled goods in the market during the back-to-school shopping season.

Staff Reporter

The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has issued a warning that heavy rains, thunderstorms, and flash floods are expected to affect most parts of the country through Saturday.

Political Reporter

The High Court has dealt a blow to Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) interim Secretary-General Sengezo Tshabangu, barring him from unilaterally reshuffling the party’s parliamentarians.

Staff Reporter

A landmine explosion in Binga on Wednesday tragically claimed the lives of three individuals and left several others injured. The blast occurred at Sebungwe Narrows in Simatelele, under Chief Siachilaba, when a vehicle belonging to the Binga Rural District Council (RDC) struck a landmine.

Staff Reporter

The number of registered tobacco growers in Zimbabwe has surged by 12 percent this season, with over 126 000 farmers signing up, the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) announced in a statement yesterday.

Staff Reporter

The Deputy Minister of Health and Child Care, Sleiman Kwidini, has called for swift and coordinated action to address the persistent sewer bursts and overflowing sewage in Mbare’s National residential area.

Staff Reporter

Police in Mbembesi, Matabeleland North Province, are searching for two brothers, Vote Hadebe and Mthabisi Hadebe, in connection with the attempted murder case at the Mamthobeni homestead in Sojini Village 2, Mbembesi District.

Staff Reporter

The Ministry of Local Government and Public Works has appealed for bed donations to support drug rehabilitation centres across Zimbabwe. The initiative is meant to strengthen the country's fight against drug and substance abuse.

Staff Reporter

Several local agricultural experts have warned farmers across the country about an outbreak of the fall armyworm, which is notorious for destroying a wide variety of crops.