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Mnangagwa Hails Muzenda’s Legacy of Unity and Rural Development
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has praised the late former Vice President Simon Vengai Muzenda as a fearless liberation fighter whose enduring legacy of unity and rural development continues to inspire Zimbabweans.
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Elephant Kills Man at Spurwing Island, Spotlighting Zimbabwe’s Human-Wildlife Conflict Crisis
A man was killed in an elephant attack at Spurwing Island early Sunday, ZimParks confirmed. The incident highlights Zimbabwe’s escalating human-wildlife conflict.
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ZIMSEC Deploys Traceable Question Papers to Curb Exam Cheating
ZIMSEC has rolled out traceable question papers and personalised answer sheets for the 2026 examinations, as Grade Seven candidates begin writing on 21 September.
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‘Gogo Doesn’t Know Me Anymore’: Zimbabwe’s Dementia Care Crisis
As dementia cases rise in Zimbabwe, families struggle without support. A poignant story of a grandson’s heartbreak highlights the urgent need for awareness and care.
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Zimbabwe News Roundup: Elephant Attack, CDF Case and Masvingo Football Turmoil
A fatal elephant attack at Spurwing Island, a stalled Constituency Development Fund trial and a Masvingo football club in crisis headline Zimbabwe’s news on September 19, 2026.
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Coltart Warns Gwayi-Shangani Pipeline Could Take 217 Years to Reach Bulawayo
Bulawayo mayor David Coltart says the 252km Gwayi-Shangani pipeline would need 217 years to finish at last year’s funding pace, even as construction of the dam itself races ahead.
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Note Found While Packing Nurse’s Belongings Deepens Rift Between Chirara and Muduva Families
A note said to have been left by nurse Lyliosa Chirara, who allegedly killed her husband, ZHRC Commissioner Martin Muduva, before taking her own life, surfaced while her clothes were being packed for burial in Njanja — igniting a fresh dispute between the two families.
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DStv to Switch Off ZTN Prime on 30 September as Zimpapers Goes Digital
ZTN Prime disappears from DStv Channel 294 at 23:59 CAT on 30 September 2026, closing a four-year run and marking a decisive shift by Zimpapers towards internet-delivered broadcasting.
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Zimbabwe Cuts Vending Hours in All 92 Councils as Opposition Accuses Zanu PF of Betrayal
New rules cap street trading in central business districts and extend a nationwide cleanup campaign, but opposition parties say the crackdown punishes workers pushed into the informal economy.
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Zimbabwe Declares War on Illegal Vending as Clean-Up Campaign Widens Nationwide
Government says the clean-up drive is a permanent programme rather than a one-off operation, as new trading hours and abatement orders take effect across all 92 local authorities.
