Game over for border jumpers as Zimbabwe and South Africa unite against smuggling
Smuggling activities between Zimbabwe and South Africa have become a persistent headache, compelling authorities from both nations to heighten their efforts in combating crime...
ZNA commander speaks out
Zimbabwe National Army Commander Lieutenant General Anslem Sanyatwe has challenged the 4 Infantry Brigade formation in Masvingo, to keep an eye on the country’s...
Malaysian woman in trouble after being found with live 9mm round of ammunition at Vic Falls airport
VICTORIA Falls Magistrates Court has dismissed bail for a 36-year-old Malaysian found with one live 9mm round of ammunition.
In a statement on X the...
Ex CCC vice chairperson Job Sikhala ACQUITTED!
FORMER CCC activist Job Sikhala was yesterday acquitted on charges of inciting people to engage in violence during demonstrations in July 2020.
Sikhala had been...
SAD SCENES: Man stabbed to death in fight over curvy girlfriend
POLICE have launched a manhunt for a 22-year-old Silobela man who allegedly killed a rival suitor in a scuffle over a girl.
Police in Midlands...
Robber attacks ex-football star Chimedza, gets away with cellphone and ID cards
A former football star, Elton Chimedza, who now works as a Correctional Officer, is nursing injuries sustained in an attack by a robber in...
Chris Mutsvangwa replaced: President ED Mnangagwa appoints new war veterans minister
President Mnangagwa has appointed Honourable Monica Mavhunga the new Minister of the Veterans of the Liberations Struggle Affairs, replacing Cde Christopher Mutsvangwa who was...
Armed robbers pose as TelOne employees, steal US$25,000 in daring raid
In a daring robbery, a group of five armed individuals targeted a residence in Zimre Park, disguising themselves as TelOne employees to gain entry...
Mbare man sentenced to 2 years in jail for selling alcohol to minors
In a case that shocked the nation during the festive season, a 23-year-old man from Mbare suburb in Harare has been sentenced to two...
Ex Indian soldiers who’ve been operating in Mozambique sneak into Zimbabwe without proper documents
SUSPECTED former Indian army officers, who have been operating in Mozambique’s troubled northern province of Cabo Delgado region, have reportedly settled in Zimbabwe, where...