Sixteen people, (10 men and six women) who were arrested by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) on Saturday night at a sex party appeared before a Harare magistrate's court yesterday. All suspects were released on free bail. The names of the suspects are as follows: (Women)
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has lifted the 18-day long trading suspension on tech-giant Cassava Smartech' shares after the company complied with statutory requirements. Cassava was suspended on 1 October for failing to meet the deadline for publishing its financial statements for the year ended February
Watch: Drama as Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) church members argument turns violent. An alleged new battle has been brewing in the AFM church, with claims that followers of a splinter group led by Reverend Cossam Chiyangwa intend to besiege church premises across the country and
The Mathematics teacher who got arrested for assaulting a student at a Harare learning institution was today sentenced to perform 630 hours of community service at Parirenywatwa Hospital. Micheal Chingwaru (29) appeared before Harare magistrate Judith Taruvinga and was slapped with a 36 month jail term
People with Disabilities(PWDs) have called for mandatory disability policies for all political parties in order achieve inclusive participation in campaigning for positions of influence. PWDs argue that there is no policy guidance that takes into account their special needs across the political spectrum. Addressing a disability cluster
SADC countries continue to push for implementation of the rotation principle in the election of leadership of the Pan-African Parliament to achieve inclusiveness of member nations. Since its formation only Western and Eastern African members have led the institution. Watch the video below for more details:
Tech giant, Cassava Smartech has announced $ 4.6 billion foreign exchange losses mainly in payment to debentures quoted in USD as the local currency continued to lose ground against the greenback. During the period under review, the Zimbabwe dollar continued to depreciate as authorities grappled with
Over 5 million people in Zimbabwe are in need of food support despite the country having attained a bumper harvest early this, the World Food Program (WFP) has warned. Zimbabwe received 2.8 million tonnes of maize and 360 000 tonnes of traditional grains from the past
Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Virginia Mabhiza has revealed that land barons have consumed 60 percent share of the real estate business in the country. Mabhiza was speaking during the National Real Estate Day commemorations held in the capital today
Harare magistrate, Lazini Ncube postponed the ruling on Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga’s wife, Marry Mubaiwa's fitness to stand trial to Tuesday 19 October. The ruling was set for Friday. Magistrate Ncube said he needs more time to seek clarification from the doctor who examined Mubaiwa. Mubaiwa is being charged
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