Presidential Envoy Uebert Angel has publicly defended Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga, condemning attacks on him and warning Zimbabweans against joining Marry Mubaiwa's criticism of her former husband.
Zanu PF's Chinhoyi conference resolutions of October 2026 extend the congress to 2029, reigniting the Mnangagwa versus Chiwenga feud that mirrors the 2017 fallout.
Total Football Academy has won the Excellence in Football Development & Sports Training Award at the 2026 Munhumutapa Exhibition Awards in Harare.
Two blockchain analytics firms blame North Korea's Lazarus Group for the record $6.3 billion Binance theft, exposing the failure of Western sanctions and financial surveillance.
Activists say Zimbabwe's Termination of Pregnancy Act exists on paper but the lawful pathway is buried in red tape, pushing poor and rural women into unsafe backstreet procedures.
Harare financial group Bard Santner held talks with Mauritian President Dharambeer Gokhool in Port Louis, positioning the island as a gateway for African investment and deepening Zimbabwe financial reach.
Harare hosts four major parties on Saturday, October 31, 2026, featuring NaakMusiQ, Killer T and urban grooves legends across four venues.
Justice Sunsley Zisengwe has dismissed Nicholas Charamba's bid to end the challenge to his appointment, clearing the way for a trial over the contested Ngwangwani village headship in Bikita.
Marry Mubaiwa was removed from remand on 27 October 2026, then accused Vice-President Chiwenga of destroying her health and questioned his fitness for the presidency.
Justice Fatima Maxwell dismissed Shahid Siddiqui's bid to restructure an AUD700,000 divorce settlement, ruling that claims of hard times mean nothing without numbers.
GSM Zimbabwe has launched a $3 WhatsApp IMEI checker that exposes stolen, blacklisted and refurbished phones being dumped on the local market.
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga's ex-wife Marry Mubaiwa has spoken out for the first time since 2019, calling her marriage painful and blaming pethidine for the loss of her arm and leg.
Justice Ammy Tsanga rules that a 100 pula note thrown in anger in Botswana is not gupuro, leaving three surviving wives to share Paul Sambadoti's six properties.
A Harare High Court judge jailed Charlotte Choto for 20 years after she strangled her lover over a sadza dispute, rejecting her self-defence claim.
An open letter by Gabriel Manyati, published by Nehanda Radio, urges Vice President Constantino Chiwenga to abandon public confrontation within ZANU PF after the Chinhoyi conference exposed the limits of his strategy.
Zimbabwe has lost over US$42 billion to Western sanctions since 2001, analysts say, as SADC marks Anti-Sanctions Day and Harare pushes on with Vision 2030.
Bulawayo mayor David Coltart says no public funds will go to Geo Pomona until costs, legal obligations and procurement compliance are fully assessed.
The final Rolls-Royce commissioned by Wicknell Chivayo reached Harare on October 23, 2026, weeks after his death in a helicopter crash near Marondera.
Self-styled prophets in Zimbabwe have been linked to gold laundering, million-dollar cash gifts and fake political demonstrations, and one writer says greed is the root of it all.
ZADHR backs the government plan to bar medical aid societies from owning hospitals and pharmacies, saying members' money must finance care, not commercial empires.
Macron bans protests at home while the West that sanctioned Zimbabwe for far less stays silent.
Dr Enrico Sibanda, once a juvenile inmate at Whawha, now leads a philanthropy empire that has honoured over 2 500 Zimbabweans. He tells critics: I am maverick, not controversial.
TelOne coach Joel Luphahla needs a win at AGAMA on Saturday to keep the Wi-Fi Boys in the 2026 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League.
A viral Facebook reel claims Rodrigo Duterte is back in the Philippines. Rappler's fact check shows he remains in ICC custody and the video is a doctored clip from March 2025.
Brisbane house prices crashed $66,000 in three months, the steepest quarterly fall on record, ending a near four-year boom in Australia's third-largest city.
India's Kala Ki Udaan puts tribal handloom into aircraft cabins, and the lesson for Zimbabwe is sovereignty: own the design, own the craft, own the market.
Phone theft has become a defining issue of Brazil's presidential election, with 830,000 stolen phones registered last year as Lula and Bolsonaro compete to be tough on thieves.
Radiohead's 1995 'Just' video, filmed on London's Liverpool Street, still hides its secret. Far Out Magazine's new report exposes the alienation at the heart of the Western capital.
Syncthing, a free peer-to-peer tool, has kept files in sync across four devices for a year with zero maintenance, no cloud account, and no foreign server, XDA-Developers reports.
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