Harare
Tagwirei’s appointment to lead Zimbabwe’s investment drive comes as Mutapa companies sign anti-corruption pledges, raising questions about accountability, sanctions compliance and oversight of strategic state assets.
Harare
Fadzayi Mahere is questioning why there is no apparent search for the missing heads of Wicknell Chivayo and Lucy Muteke, asking: “Where did those heads go?” Her comments follow claims by a family member that the remains were not recovered.
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Advocate Dr Lewis Uriri has rejected a US$350,000 gift package offered by Wicknell Chivayo, citing professional independence and public confidence. The decision has triggered wider debate, including contrasting reactions from other lawyers and public figures.
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A 66-year-old retired teacher, Addmore Chirombe, was reportedly killed during a robbery, with a stolen Probox now being sought in Harare and surrounding areas.
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Kelsea Tafirenyika appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court for a routine remand hearing while out on bail in cases involving alleged drug offences and money laundering.
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The Zimbabwe Republic Police has clarified that a wanted suspect identified as “Mambo Dhuterere” in an armed robbery investigation is not the Zimbabwean musician who uses the same name.
Harare
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) national chairman Tapiwa J. G. Mashakada has resigned from both his party position and party membership following his appointment as a commissioner of the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC). Mashakada announced his resignation in a letter dated September 15, 2026, addressed to MDC president Senator Douglas
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The ZRP has arrested three suspects over a series of armed robberies in Ruwa, Harare and Rusape, recovering cash, firearms, ammunition and other items allegedly linked to the cases.
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Political activist Malcolm Masarira, known as Cde Traore, reportedly had his newly acquired vehicle set on fire by unknown assailants, with the blaze allegedly spreading to his home.
Harare
Nelson Chamisa has criticised Zimbabwe’s new Munhumutapa Day public holiday, arguing that the country needs stronger institutions and a political culture that puts national interests ahead of personalities.
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RBZ Governor: Zimbabwe’s Return to Mono-Currency Will Be Market-Led Zimbabwe’s return to a mono-currency system will not be determined by a fixed date, but by economic conditions, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr John Mushayavanhu has said. Mushayavanhu said the transition to a single currency
Harare
Zimbabwe’s power sector faces a major delivery test as government pushes ZESA reforms and new generation projects. Despite improvements, years of delays raise questions over whether Zimbabwe can deliver reliable electricity to households and businesses.