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Julius Malema Faces Possible 15-Year Prison Sentence in Firearm Case

Prosecutors are seeking a 15-year prison sentence for EFF leader Julius Malema following his conviction on firearm-related charges.

Hugo Ekitike Injury Blow: Liverpool Fear Long Lay-Off After PSG Defeat

Liverpool fear striker Hugo Ekitike could miss the World Cup and next season start after a suspected Achilles injury in the Champions League loss to PSG.

Zimbabwe Suspends Duty on Bus Imports to Reduce Transport Costs

Government has suspended duty on public service bus imports to ease transport challenges, lower fares, and modernise fleets.

Insurance Consortium Pays US$4 Million Fire Claim After High Court Property Attachment Order

A consortium of insurers has paid US$4 million to Paramount Exports after a High Court order to attach property over a delayed fire claim settlement.

Blessing Muzarabani Banned for Two Years by PCB After PSL Withdrawal for IPL Move

Zimbabwe fast bowler Blessing Muzarabani has been banned for two years by the Pakistan Cricket Board after withdrawing from the PSL to join the IPL, raising concerns over player commitments in franchise cricket.

UK-Based Director in Court Over US$22K Mazoe Orange Crush Theft Case

A UK-based company director has appeared in a Harare court facing theft charges after allegedly defrauding Schweppes Zimbabwe in a US$22,000 Mazoe Orange Crush scheme.

Zimbabwe Grants Lithium Export Quotas to Chinese Firms Amid Push for Local Beneficiation

Zimbabwe has issued lithium export quotas to two Chinese companies after previously suspending exports. The move supports a policy shift toward increased local processing and stricter regulation of the sector. Authorities are balancing foreign investment with long-term goals of domestic beneficiation.

Zimbabwe Launches nOPV2 Vaccination Campaign Targeting Children Under Five Amid Polio Outbreak Alert

Zimbabwe will conduct two rounds of nOPV2 vaccination for children under five in April and May 2026. The campaign follows a regional polio outbreak alert and will be coordinated with neighbouring countries. Health officials will deploy door-to-door teams to ensure all eligible children receive the vaccine.

Ruwa Robbery: Three Jailed After Stealing US$190K and Buying Cars, Property

Three men were jailed after stealing nearly US$190 000 from a Ruwa home. They used the money to buy property and vehicles, which have now been seized. The court also ordered restitution to the victim, including recovered cash and assets.

Ivory Medical Leads Zimbabwe Cannabis Industry Growth

Zimbabwe’s cannabis legalisation policy is delivering results, with Ivory Medical in Headlands producing high-grade pharmaceutical products and positioning the country for export growth.

High Court Finalises Wicknell Chivayo Divorce Settlement with US$5 Million Agreement

The High Court has concluded the divorce case between businessman Wicknell Chivayo and Sonja Madzikanda, approving a US$5 million settlement and structured co-parenting plan.

Zimbabwe Women Tour Pakistan for ICC Women’s Championship 2025–29 Series

Zimbabwe women will tour Pakistan for a six-match white-ball series in Karachi. The ODI matches will count toward the ICC Women’s Championship 2025–29. The championship serves as qualification for the 2029 Women’s Cricket World Cup.

Zimbabwe Secures Triathlon Slot for Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games Female Category

Zimbabwe has secured a female triathlon slot for the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. The allocation was confirmed by the International Olympic Committee as part of global quota distribution. The Games will be held in Senegal and will feature equal participation for male and female athletes.

ZIFA Applies for Broadcasting Licence to Expand Digital Football Coverage

ZIFA has applied for a webcasting licence from BAZ to expand its digital broadcasting capabilities. The application is open for public review, with comments invited within 14 days. If approved, the licence will allow ZIFA to stream football content to local and international audiences.

Zimura Board Dissolved as Government Steps In Over Transparency Concerns

The Government has dissolved the Zimura board over concerns about financial transparency and governance. An interim administrator will be appointed while the organisation continues operating under its secretariat. A new board is expected to be established after the transition process is completed.

Zimbabwe Warriors Confirmed for Unity Cup 2026 in London Tournament

Zimbabwe will compete in the Unity Cup 2026 in London alongside Nigeria, Jamaica, and India. The Warriors will face Nigeria in the semi-final, with matches scheduled between 26 and 30 May. ZIFA officials say the tournament offers a platform for international competition and diaspora support.

ZiG Banknotes Rollout Begins as Reserve Bank Confirms Nationwide Readiness

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has confirmed readiness for the rollout of new ZiG banknotes, with sufficient supplies already distributed nationwide. The phased introduction will begin with lower denominations while higher values will follow based on demand and economic conditions. Authorities and analysts say the rollout supports ongoing monetary stability and aims to strengthen confidence in the domestic currency.

Masvingo Crash: Mother and Five Children Killed in Head-On Collision on Harare Highway

A mother and her five children died in a head-on collision with a haulage truck on the Masvingo-Harare highway. Police say the driver lost control of the vehicle, leading to the crash. Investigations are ongoing, and names of the victims will be released after next of kin are informed.

Harare Shootout Leaves Four Robbers Dead, Two Arrested in Warren Park Police Operation

Four suspected robbers were shot dead and two arrested after a police shootout in Warren Park, Harare. The operation followed investigations into multiple armed robbery cases across the city. Police recovered weapons, vehicles, and other evidence linked to the suspects’ activities.

Zimbabwe Cricket Confirms Australia ODI Tour 2026 Ahead of World Cup 2027 Preparations

Zimbabwe Cricket has confirmed a three-match ODI series against Australia scheduled for September 2026. The tour marks Australia’s first ODI visit to Zimbabwe in over a decade. The series is part of Zimbabwe’s preparations for co-hosting the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027.

Security Guard Jumani Chuma Vanishes with US$87,000 in Victoria Falls Theft Case

A security guard, Jumani Chuma, is being sought after nearly US$87,000 went missing from a company vault in Victoria Falls. Police confirmed the suspect disappeared on March 30, 2026, around the time the missing funds were discovered. Authorities are appealing to the public for information to assist in locating the suspect and resolving the case.

Afreximbank Commits $2.5 Billion to Dangote Refinery in $4 Billion Financing Deal

Afreximbank has underwritten $2.5 billion in a $4 billion loan to support the Dangote Refinery. The funding aims to strengthen the refinery’s finances and support Africa’s energy and industrial growth. The deal reflects strong confidence from African and global financial institutions in the project.

Senegal President Approves Anti-LGBT Law Increasing Jail Terms and Banning Promotion

Senegal’s president has approved a law increasing prison terms for same-sex acts and banning the promotion of homosexuality. The legislation expands penalties and follows earlier campaign promises by national leaders. International human rights groups have criticised the move, citing concerns over fundamental freedoms.

Israel Passes Controversial Death Penalty Law for West Bank Palestinians

Israel has passed a law introducing the death penalty for West Bank Palestinians convicted of killing Israelis. The legislation has been criticised by European countries, rights groups, and Palestinian authorities as discriminatory. Supporters say it strengthens security, while opponents warn it may increase tensions and undermine legal principles.

Lebo M Seeks Return of R1 Million Gifts After Breakup With Tatiana Dixon

Lebo M is reportedly seeking the return of luxury gifts worth R1 million after his engagement to Tatiana Dixon ended. The dispute includes a Hermès Birkin bag and a Cartier ring, with a case reportedly opened in the United States. The development comes as Lebo M moves forward in a new relationship and remains in the public eye.

Harare Tout Jailed 15 Years for Raping Grade 7 Pupil at Rezende Rank

A Harare tout has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for assaulting a Grade 7 pupil. The incident occurred at Rezende Street bus terminus after the pupil was followed into a commuter omnibus. The court found the State’s evidence sufficient despite the accused’s defence and claims.

Teenage Hadebe Suspended by ZIFA for Breaching Warriors Camp Rules Ahead of Zambia Clash

Teenage Hadebe has been suspended for one match by ZIFA for breaching camp rules. The defender will miss Zimbabwe’s Mukuru 4 Nations final against Zambia. He has apologized and accepted the disciplinary action taken against him.

Valentine Zinhumwe Faces Allegations Over Financial Dealings, Asset Claims and Political Funding Concerns

Dr Nandipha Magudumana Mourns Mother’s Death While in Custody, Funeral Plans Underway

Dr Nandipha Magudumana’s mother, Nokuzola Sikeleni, has died while she remains in custody awaiting trial. Authorities say she may apply for compassionate leave to attend the funeral. Legal and psychological support measures are being arranged during this period.

Shingirayi Chikosha Murder Suspects in Harare Court

Two suspects have appeared in court over the murder of NPAZ driver Shingirayi Chikosha and related robbery charges. The court heard details of the killing and subsequent robberies involving multiple victims. The accused remain in custody as investigations continue.

Sonja Chivhayo Files Asset and Maintenance Claims in Wicknell Chivhayo Divorce Case

Sonja Chivhayo has filed court documents outlining claims for asset division and maintenance in her divorce case with Wicknell Chivhayo. The filings include a list of vehicles, properties, and financial support requests. The case is ongoing, with further court proceedings expected.

Zimbabwe Government Moves to Regulate Online Media and Curb Fake News

Zimbabwe has introduced a co-regulatory framework to manage online media and address misinformation and harmful content. The policy was announced at a national conference focused on digital broadcasting and media ethics. Officials say the approach will balance regulation with collaboration as digital platforms continue to grow.

Zimbabwe Cricket to Tour India in 2027 Ending 25-Year Hiatus

Zimbabwe will tour India in 2027 for a three-match ODI series, ending a 25-year gap in bilateral tours. The series is part of India’s 2026–27 home season and reflects improving relations between the two cricket boards. Zimbabwe officials say the tour will help the team prepare for the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup.

IOC Limits Olympic Women’s Sport to Biological Females from 2028

The IOC has ruled that only biological females can compete in women’s Olympic sport from 2028, using a one-time SRY gene test. The decision follows scientific review and consultation but has drawn mixed reactions from athletes and organizations. The policy marks a major shift in Olympic eligibility rules and will take effect at the Los Angeles Games.

Canada Passes Bill C-9 Sparking Debate on Religious Freedom and Bible Expression

Canada’s House of Commons passed Bill C-9 in a 186–137 vote, sending it to the Senate for review. The bill has raised concerns among religious groups about its potential impact on freedom of expression and belief. Advocacy groups and religious leaders are now urging public engagement as the legislative process continues.

Chegutu Man Jailed 10 Months for Stabbing Passerby in Pfupajena

A 33-year-old homeless man was sentenced to 10 months in prison for stabbing a woman in Chegutu. The attack occurred in Pfupajena Township while the victim was on her way to church. Authorities have urged the public to avoid violence and resolve conflicts peacefully.

Glen View Pastor Jailed Nine Months for Indecent Assault of Congregant

A Glen View pastor was sentenced to nine months in prison for indecently assaulting a 19-year-old congregant. The incident occurred at a church after the victim was asked to assist with cleaning duties. Authorities condemned the abuse of trust and emphasized accountability for religious leaders.

UN Adopts Ghana Slavery Resolution Calling for Reparations Despite US and EU Opposition

The United Nations General Assembly adopted a Ghana-led resolution recognising transatlantic slavery as the gravest crime against humanity and calling for reparations. The resolution passed with strong support despite opposition from the United States and concerns raised by the European Union. It marks a significant step in global efforts to address historical injustices and promote accountability for slavery’s lasting impact.

Zimbabwe Confirms 15 Citizens Killed in Russia Conflict, Government Acts on Human Trafficking

Fifteen Zimbabweans have died in a foreign conflict in Russia after being trafficked through false job offers. Government is working to return 66 survivors and repatriate the bodies of the deceased. Authorities are strengthening labour agreements and cracking down on human trafficking networks.

Wicknell Chivayo Divorce Case: Ex-Wife Demands $25 Million, $40K Monthly Maintenance and Luxury Cars

Wicknell Chivayo’s former partner is demanding $25 million, monthly maintenance and luxury assets in a High Court divorce case. The dispute also involves access to their two minor children, with Chivayo seeking a court-regulated arrangement. The matter is ongoing, with both financial and custody issues yet to be decided.

Mohamed Salah to Leave Liverpool at End of Season After Nine-Year Career at Anfield

Mohamed Salah has confirmed he will leave Liverpool at the end of the current season after nine years at the club. The forward will depart on a free transfer following an agreement with the club. Salah leaves as one of Liverpool’s top scorers, having played a major role in the team’s success.

Zimbabwe Health Service Commission Plans Breathalyser Tests for Doctors and Nurses to Curb Drug Abuse

The Health Service Commission plans to introduce breathalyser tests and drug screenings for doctors and nurses in Zimbabwe. The move aims to address rising substance abuse among healthcare workers and improve patient safety. Authorities say the approach will focus on prevention, support and standardised regulations across the sector.

Harare Installs 23 000 Smart Water Meters to Improve Water Management and Service Delivery

The City of Harare has installed over 23 000 smart water meters to improve water management and service delivery. The programme includes replacing old pipes, installing up to 320 000 meters, and upgrading the Morton Jaffray plant. Authorities say the initiative will reduce leaks, improve efficiency and meet growing water demand.

Rusape Driver Promise Musendo Jailed for Stealing Boss’s Toyota Raum and Selling It on First Day at Work

A Rusape man, Promise Musendo, was convicted after stealing and selling his employer’s car on his first day at work. The court sentenced him to 36 months’ imprisonment with conditions including community service and restitution. The stolen Toyota Raum valued at US$2 000 has not yet been recovered.

Gweru Shootout Armed Robber Obedience Takaedza Mutasa Jailed 20 Years by Zvishavane Regional Court

An armed robber arrested after a police shootout in Gweru on 19 March 2026 has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. Obedience Takaedza Mutasa was convicted when he appeared before the Zvishavane Regional Court this week. Police have warned criminals that resisting or attacking officers will lead to severe consequences and long prison sentences.

Zimbabwe Tightens Exam Cheating Laws with 5-Year Jail Term Under Zimsec Amendment Bill

Zimbabwe’s National Assembly has approved tougher penalties for exam cheating, increasing the maximum sentence to five years in prison. The amendments also introduce an appeal process for candidates and examination centres dissatisfied with Zimsec decisions. The Bill now awaits review by the Parliamentary Legal Committee for constitutional alignment.

AfCFTA Without Capacity Builds Dependency, Not Growth – Key Insights from ELISA Business Summit 2026 in Hwange

The ELISA Business Summit 2026 in Hwange brought together African and global leaders to discuss business growth under AfCFTA. Speakers emphasised that without production capacity, trade integration could increase dependency rather than growth. The summit highlighted the need for local investment, policy support, and stronger cross-border business systems.

Harare City Council ICT Employee in Court Over US$20,627 System Fraud Case

A Harare City Council ICT employee has appeared in court accused of manipulating the council’s financial system and stealing over US$20,000. Investigations revealed discrepancies in financial records linked to a superuser account assigned to the accused. The case remains before the courts, with no funds recovered so far.

Harare Manager in Court Over US$10K Betting Theft

A Harare manager has appeared in court accused of diverting US$10,200 in company funds to betting activities. The money was intended for rental payments but was allegedly used on the Aviator game. The accused remains in custody awaiting a bail hearing.

Infidelity Row Ends in Tragedy as Truck Driver Kills Self and Infant Son in Chitungwiza

A truck driver travelled from South Africa to Chitungwiza where he killed himself and his four-month-old son following a domestic dispute. The incident reportedly followed revelations involving infidelity and paternity issues. The case is under investigation.

Man Arrested After Shelter Dispute Turns Fatal

A man in Epworth has been arrested after allegedly striking another man during a domestic dispute that turned fatal. The incident began when a woman fled to his home seeking refuge from her husband. The victim later collapsed and died after boarding a commuter omnibus, and police investigations are ongoing.

Trump Postpones Iran Strikes for Five Days Amid Claimed Progress in US-Iran Talks

Donald Trump has postponed planned US military strikes on Iran for five days, citing progress in discussions between the two countries. However, Iranian officials deny that any negotiations have taken place and maintain their position on key issues. The situation remains uncertain as global markets react and tensions continue across the Middle East.

Family Tragedy in Banket: Man Accused of Stabbing Brother to Death After Dispute

A dispute between two brothers from Harare ended in tragedy after one allegedly stabbed the other to death in Banket. The incident reportedly began at a farm and escalated into a fatal confrontation. Authorities are continuing investigations into the circumstances surrounding the case.

Zimbabwe Lawmakers Call for Life Sentences for Child Marriage Offenders

Zimbabwean lawmakers are calling for life imprisonment for those involved in child marriages. The debate highlighted the impact of early marriages on girls’ health, education and future. Parliament continues to discuss solutions to address the growing problem.

Three Die in Gwanda Cabin Fire at Lone Mine Compound

Three people died after a cabin caught fire at Lone Mine 50 Compound in Gwanda. The victims were burnt beyond recognition and taken for post-mortem examinations. Police are still investigating the cause of the fire.

Harare Duo Caught Stealing TelOne Copper Cables Appear in Court

Two Harare men were arrested while stealing TelOne copper cables in Mabelreign. They pleaded guilty in court and are awaiting sentencing. The stolen cables were recovered after swift action by TelOne officers.

Mutangadura Murder Case Suspect Killed in Gweru Police Shootout, Two Arrested

A suspect in the Joseph Mutangadura murder case was killed during a police shootout in Gweru. Two other suspects were arrested, while another remains on the run. Police recovered firearms and linked one suspect to additional armed robbery cases.

Amnesty Beneficiary Tafadzwa Nemadziva Jailed 10 Years for Motor Vehicle Theft in Harare

Tafadzwa Nemadziva was sentenced to 10 years for motor vehicle theft shortly after his release under amnesty. He deceived a kombi driver and stole a vehicle at Robert Mugabe International Airport. The vehicle was tracked and recovered, leading to his arrest at a police roadblock.

Evangelical Pastor Walter Chahwanda Jailed After Conviction for Grooming and Abusing Teenage Girls

Walter Chahwanda has been jailed after being found guilty of grooming and abusing teenage girls. He used social media and his position as a pastor to contact victims across several regions. The court heard that victims’ reports led to his conviction and sentencing.

Achraf Hakimi Rejects AFCON 2025 Title After CAF Awards Morocco Win Over Senegal

Achraf Hakimi has rejected Morocco’s AFCON 2025 title after CAF awarded them a forfeit win over Senegal. The original match ended with Senegal winning 1-0 after a brief protest walk-off. The decision has raised debate about fairness and integrity in African football.

Trump Administration Eases Iran Oil Sanctions to Lower Gas Prices Amid Rising Global Oil Costs

The United States has allowed Iran to sell 140 million barrels of oil under a temporary waiver. The move aims to lower global oil prices while maintaining financial restrictions on Iran. Officials say the policy could shift oil sales toward Western markets and limit Iran’s access to revenue.

Arts Champion and “Walker, Texas Ranger” Star Dies Suddenly

Chuck Norris, martial arts champion and actor, has died at 86 after a sudden passing. He rose from a military background to become a global film and television star. His legacy includes martial arts achievements, acting success, and lasting cultural influence.

Iran Executes Champion Wrestler Saleh Mohammadi Amid Crackdown During War

Iran executed 19-year-old wrestler Saleh Mohammadi after protests against the regime. Human rights activists say the act is part of a broader crackdown targeting athletes. Calls have been made for international sports bodies to take stronger action against Iran.

Zimbabwe U-19 Women Make Historic Debut at Nigeria Invitational WT20I Tournament

Zimbabwe Under-19 women’s team is competing for the first time at the Nigeria Invitational WT20I. The team will play several matches in the round robin stage before potential semi-final qualification. The tournament highlights youth development and growth of women’s cricket in Africa.

CAF Defends Morocco AFCON 2025 Title Decision as Motsepe Emphasises Fairness and Integrity

CAF has awarded Morocco the AFCON 2025 title based on competition rules despite losing the final. Senegal is set to challenge the decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport. CAF president Patrice Motsepe says the process reflects fairness and judicial independence.

Catholic Bishops Reject Constitutional Amendment No. 3, Warn on Democracy and People’s Voice in Zimbabwe

The Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference has rejected Constitutional Amendment No. 3, citing risks to democracy and the people’s authority. They warned that proposed changes could centralise power and weaken national institutions. The bishops urged leaders to uphold the Constitution and prioritise the common good.

Amnesty Beneficiary Arrested for Stealing Motor Vehicle in Kwekwe

A Ruwa man was arrested for stealing a vehicle in Kwekwe shortly after his release from prison. The suspect broke into a house in Redcliff and stole cash, a cellphone, and a Peugeot vehicle. Police recovered the vehicle and arrested the suspect in Murombedzi.

Zimbabwe Opens New Fuel Import Routes as ZERA Raises Petrol and Diesel Prices Amid Global Oil Pressure

Zimbabwe has opened new fuel import routes to maintain supply amid rising global oil prices. ZERA increased petrol and diesel prices while confirming adequate fuel stocks. Government measures aim to cushion consumers and support key economic sectors.

Zimbabwe Police Recover ZiG3 Billion from Drug Trafficking Operations, Arrest Over 15,000 Suspects

Zimbabwe police recovered over ZiG3 billion from drug-related activities in one year. More than 15,000 suspects were arrested during nationwide operations. Authorities say enforcement, awareness campaigns and public cooperation will continue to fight drug crime.

India Semaglutide Patent Expiry to Drive Cheaper Weight Loss Drugs and Expand Obesity Treatment Access

India’s semaglutide patent expiry is expected to lead to cheaper weight-loss drugs. Local pharmaceutical companies are preparing to release multiple generic versions. Lower prices could expand access to obesity and diabetes treatment across the country.

Bulawayo Court Acquits Police Detective and Accomplice in Toyota Hilux Vehicle Theft Case

A Bulawayo magistrate acquitted a police detective and his co-accused in a vehicle theft case. The court ruled that the State failed to prove intent or actual removal of the vehicle. The case stemmed from an incident involving an impounded Toyota Hilux at Drill Hall Police Station.

Chinese Embassy in Zimbabwe Issues Notice on Mineral Export Ban and Investment Risks

The Chinese Embassy in Zimbabwe has warned its nationals about new risks following Zimbabwe’s suspension of mineral exports. Investors are urged to assess policies carefully and comply with local laws to avoid losses. The notice emphasizes risk management and legal comp

Mhako Disputes DJ Levels’ Claim, Cites Early Roots of Zimdancehall

Zimbabwe Murder Trial Begins as Jaison Muvevi Claims Mental Illness and Goblin Attacks

Muvevi’s murder trial has begun, with the defence claiming he was mentally ill and haunted by goblins. The State alleges he carried out a shooting spree that killed four people across three locations. The court will hear psychiatric evidence before deciding on his criminal responsibility.

Zimbabwe to Host CAF African Schools Football Championship 2026 Continental Finals in Harare

Zimbabwe will host the CAF African Schools Football Championship Continental Finals in Harare in April 2026. The tournament will feature 16 teams from across Africa, with millions of students already involved in the programme. CAF says the competition supports youth development, education, and infrastructure growth in African schools.

CAF strips Senegal of AFCON title, Morocco crowned 2025 champions after appeal ruling

CAF has stripped Senegal of their AFCON 2025 title after ruling they forfeited the final match. Morocco’s appeal was upheld, and the result was officially changed to a 3-0 victory. Morocco are now confirmed as African champions for the first time since 1976.

Kent Meningitis Outbreak: Public Urged to Seek Antibiotics After Club Chemistry Exposure

An outbreak of meningococcal disease in Kent has led to 15 cases and two deaths. Authorities have linked some infections to a nightclub and are offering antibiotics. The public is urged to seek treatment quickly and watch for symptoms.

Joe Kent Resigns as Counterterrorism Chief Over Iran War Concerns, Citing Lack of Threat

Joe Kent resigned as counterterrorism director, citing concerns over the Iran war. He said there was no imminent threat and questioned the justification for military strikes. His resignation highlights divisions within the U.S. government over the decision to go to war.

Public Warned Over Impersonators Claiming Links to Vice President Chiwenga

The government has warned about scammers impersonating the Vice President and his wife. The imposters are using foreign phone numbers to extort money and personal information. Officials advise the public to verify all communication and ignore fake social media accounts.

Poland Illegal Migration Crackdown: Police Dismantle Network Selling Fake University Documents

Polish authorities dismantled a criminal network selling fake university documents to illegal migrants. Over 100 foreign nationals were found working without permits and face deportation. Six suspects have been arrested, with investigations continuing into the scheme.

Bulawayo Fraudster Jailed 34 Months for Targeting Relatives of Inmates

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United Refineries Worker Admits to US$186,000 Ghost Worker Fraud Scheme

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US$2.7 Million ZB Bank Heist Suspect Arrested After Brother Tips Off Police

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High Court Awards Woman US$8 000 in Adultery Damages Case After Collapse of 20-Year Marriage

The High Court of Zimbabwe has awarded Elizabeth Masvimbo US$8 000 in adultery damages after ruling that Natasha Masvimbo had an affair with her husband Martin Masvimbo. Arny Tsanga said the plaintiff proved that the adultery caused emotional and financial suffering and contributed to the collapse of a 20-year marriage. The ruling highlights that adultery claims remain legally actionable in Zimbabwe and can result in financial compensation for the affected spouse.

Harare Businessman Arrested at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport for Attempted US$78 000 Currency Smuggling

A Harare businessman was arrested at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport after allegedly attempting to smuggle US$80 000 out of Zimbabwe. Victor Magigwana appeared before magistrate Jesse Kufa facing charges under the Exchange Control Act. Officials from the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority seized US$78 000 after the suspect failed to produce authorisation from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe.

Treasury Mandates Exclusive ZiG Payments for Local Suppliers

The Government of Zimbabwe has directed that all local suppliers be paid exclusively in Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) as part of a new policy to strengthen the use of the local currency. Mthuli Ncube announced the measure together with the introduction of a National Standard Price List to guide government procurement prices. The move, supported by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, forms part of broader reforms aimed at reducing dollarisation and increasing confidence in the ZiG.

U.S. to Wind Down $367 Million Health Assistance After Zimbabwe Withdraws from MOU Talks

HARARE, Zimbabwe, February 24, 2026 — The Government of Zimbabwe has withdrawn from negotiations on a proposed bilateral health Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the United States, a move that...

BAZ Warns Against Explicit Content on Social Media

The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has raised concern over the spread of explicit digital content on social media platforms that is accessible to audiences in Zimbabwe, including children....

Marvelous Nakamba has left Luton Town

Marvelous Nakamba has left Luton Town after the club confirmed that a mutual agreement had been reached to terminate the Zimbabwe midfielder’s contract with immediate effect. The decision brings an...

High Court Rejects Appeal Bid by Mpofu and Chimombe

The High Court has dismissed applications by jailed businessmen Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe for leave to appeal their convictions and sentences at the Supreme Court. In a judgment released on...