Day: March 4, 2024

The United States yesterday made partial adjustments to its targeted sanctions on Zimbabwe, indicating the success of the country's engagement and re-engagement policy under President Mnangagwa. However, Washington still maintains...

At least four Vehicle Inspection Department (VID) officers stationed at the Chitungwiza depot are facing investigations over allegations of soliciting money from people obtaining driver's licenses and learner's licences. Yesterday,...

The Presidential Title Deeds Program will soon unveil a digital, tear- and water-resistant secured document as the Second Republic, led by President Mnangagwa, moves to curb instances of fraudulent issuance...

A South African citizen who was arrested by police at Robert Mugabe International Airport after being found in possession of five live bullets in his luggage was yesterday fined US$300...

The Zimbabwe Newspaper Group has reshuffled senior editorial staff at its corporate titles in a move aimed at strengthening its position as the country's largest integrated media house. In a...

President Mnangagwa has, with immediate effect, appointed Monica Mavunga as the new Minister of Liberation Struggle Veterans Affairs, replacing Commander Christopher Mutsvangwa who was relieved of his duties last month....

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A villager evacuated from Mushandik village 15B under the current government-run operation “No to Illegal Settlers” had to sell his Mazda B16 for US$200 in order to support his family...

A fire broke out in the Matapi Hostel Cloak room yesterday and set ablaze a number of bales of clothing leaving dozens of traders counting their costs in the thousands...

The proposed syllabus for heritage-based education 2024-30 has divided teachers with some expressing doubts, while raising concerns about making the country's history a compulsory subject. The Heritage-Based Education Curriculum Framework...