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Chinhoyi University Students Forced Out of Hostels Ahead of Zanu PF Conference
Students at Chinhoyi University of Technology say they were given short notice to leave their on-campus accommodation, with management linking the move to renovations for the upcoming Zanu PF national conference.
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Governance Questions Loom Over Mutapa Fund in Kitsiyatota Mining Dispute
Correspondence and governance concerns emerge as the Kitsiyatota mining dispute raises questions about whether the Mutapa Investment Fund is being used to advance private interests.
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Zimbabwe’s Cottonseed Revolution: Gokwe Turns Byproduct into Cooking Oil and Rural Wealth
Cottonseed, once discarded as a low-value byproduct of lint production, is now fueling a new rural economy in Gokwe. Local processing plants are converting the tiny brown seeds into cooking oil, livestock feed, and soap, creating jobs and retaining more value within Zimbabwe’s cotton-growing heartland.
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Five Flu Deaths Recorded in Bulawayo as Outbreak Spreads
Five people have died at Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo after presenting with a flu-like illness that is spreading across the city and other parts of Zimbabwe. Health officials are investigating the outbreak.
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CAF Confirms 2027 Youth AFCON Hosts, Sets Super Cup Date
Egypt, Ghana and Morocco have been chosen to host CAF’s 2027 continental youth championships, while the 2026 CAF Super Cup will be played in Pretoria on 8 November.
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Beitbridge West Villagers Turn Small Savings into Sustainable Livelihoods
What started as modest weekly savings contributions has blossomed into a robust engine for economic empowerment in Beitbridge West, with hundreds of villagers in Wards 6, 7 and surrounding areas transforming their lives through community-based savings groups.
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President Mnangagwa’s Daughter-in-Law Remanded in Custody for Drug Dealing
Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika, the 22-year-old daughter-in-law of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, spent Wednesday night in police custody after a Harare magistrate ordered her detained until a bail hearing on drug dealing charges.
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Zimbabwe Cuts Business Licence Fees in 13 Sectors to Boost Ease of Doing Business
Cabinet has approved another round of licence fee reductions covering agriculture, education, transport, sport and natural stone export, part of the Mop-Up Review to streamline regulatory costs for businesses.
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Hezy Motors Founder Remains in Custody as Court Rejects Bail in Vehicle Import Fraud Case
Harare magistrate Jesse Kufa has denied bail to Hezy Motors Logistics founder Hazel Silibaziso Mafu, who faces fraud charges over an alleged vehicle importation scam involving nearly US$1 million and 79 complainants.
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MPs Push for More Funding as ARDA Wheat Model Impresses Parliament Committee
Parliamentary agriculture committee commends ARDA’s wheat production partnerships, calls for increased government funding to expand irrigation and include more young farmers.
