News / National by Staff reporter 12 secs ago | Views Two Burundian nationals were last week convicted at the Karoi Magistrates Court after being caught illegally entering Zimbabwe through the Chirundu Border Post without proper documentation. The pair …
Tendai Ruben Mbofana The latest revelations about the lavish perks proposed for National Social Security Authority (NSSA) executives is nothing short of a moral outrage. This is especially so in a country where retirees are scraping together a meagre …
Zimbabwe produced 94,600 tonnes of beef in 2024, a 5.1 percent increase from 90,000 tonnes in 2023, driven by drought-induced emergency destocking and a steadily growing national herd, according to the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and …
Zimbabwe's opposition movement is increasingly being torn apart by internal power struggles and factionalism, raising fears it could soon collapse altogether, analysts warn. The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), once the country's most promising …
THE Zimbabwe national men’s rugby team, the Sables, have maintained their perfect start to the 2025 rugby season after thumping Botswana this Saturday in the ‘Battle of Zambezi’ Series. After a domineering 70-15 victory over Zambia in the first leg of the …
The Zimbabwe Homeless World Cup movement has helped to secure jobs and opportunities for former players, some returned to school, or became coaches. The country's custodian of the Homeless World Cup, Young Achievement Sports for Development (YASD) are …
The Mexican golfer, who secured victory at the Sunshine Tour Qualifying School in April, recorded a third round score of 69 yesterday. Mexican debutant Luis Carrera is still in contention for his maiden Sunshine Tour victory as he leads the 2025 FBC …
By James Muonwa THE shockingly high number of occupational accidents that have been recorded in successive years need to be tamed to make workplaces in Zimbabwe safer, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Edgar Moyo has said. His concern follows revelations …
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s largest fintech platform, EcoCash, has launched a groundbreaking international money transfer service that allows Zimbabweans to send money abroad — marking a major shift in the country’s remittance landscape. Traditionally, remittance …
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