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Local authorities have failed to reach their performance targets, as the government expresses growing concern over the poor results, NewsDay can reveal. Among 32 urban local councils, none achieved their...

George Charamba, Deputy Chief Secretary to President Emmerson Mnangagwa, recently jumped into Zimbabwe’s ongoing Zvigananda controversy, cleverly referencing a major African business achievement to make his point. Charamba spotlighted the...

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, that ever-watchful sentinel of Zimbabwe’s moral compass, has once again taken up his verbal sword to skewer the flamboyant antics of none other than the notorious...

In the quiet stillness of early Sunday morning, Ha-Rangani Village in Limpopo was shattered by a chilling act of violence. Two men, both hailing from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, met a tragic...

Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) finds itself locked in an increasingly bitter showdown with Bulawayo Mayor David Coltart, whose outspoken critiques have spotlighted the cricket body's leadership failings and controversial policies. Coltart...

On Sunday, a fire broke out at Greyhound’s depot in Jet Park, Boksburg, on the East Rand, destroying three buses and a trailer. Thankfully, no injuries were reported during the...

In an epic saga that baffled scholars and sorcerers alike, former Chegutu West legislator and Zanu-PF Central Committee member Dexter Nduna finally graduated with a Bachelor of Laws degree from...

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has recently called on Zimbabweans to focus on securing employment within their own country rather than seeking jobs in South Africa. Speaking at...

Bulawayo resident Andrew Tigere has become the victim of a distressing identity theft scam that led to him being falsely accused on social media of involvement in a kidnapping scheme...

The dispute surrounding the burial of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu has returned to the Pretoria High Court today, following a pause in proceedings last Friday. The Lungu family is...