ChiTown armed robber Bla Matsotsi remanded in custody

Suspected notorious Chitungwiza armed robber, who a few weeks ago stabbed a heavily pregnant woman after robbing Obert Chamunorwa of US$85, was remanded in custody to November 5, 2025.
By Mollen Chamisa Nov. 1, 2025

From protest to passion, Dimingo’s journey through film

Social media and online platforms can be powerful tools for promoting local films.
By Tendai Sauta Oct. 18, 2025

Notorious ChiTown robber released, re-arrested

THE release of one of the most notorious and violent criminals in Chitungwiza has left community members shell-shocked.
By Staff Reporter Oct. 16, 2025

Chitungwiza Arts Centre opens gates to local traders

Chitungwiza Arts Centre, potentially the largest sculpture hub in southern Africa, is opening its gates to local traders.
By Onai Mushava Oct. 14, 2025
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When water brings death: Chitungwiza’s sewage nightmare costing lives

Current projections by the World Population Review say between 419 611 and 420 000 inhabitants now live in Harare’s dormitory town.
By Tavonga Zvinonzwa Oct. 5, 2025

Govt injects funds to end ChiTown sewage woes

GOVERNMENT has reportedly released part of the US$2,2 million required to overhaul Chitungwiza’s long-neglected sewer system.
By Tatenda Kunaka Oct. 3, 2025

Water woes: Chitungwiza’s failure leaves residents high, dry

Residents, mostly women, emerge from their homes before dawn, carrying baskets of laundry and empty buckets, making their way to the local well.
By Admire Jamu Mlambo Oct. 3, 2025

Hre, ZETDC headed for clash over streetlights

 THE City of Harare is engaging the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) over rising cases of streetlight power outages in residential and commercial areas
By Gracious Daniel Oct. 2, 2025

Harare artist crafts imperfect dolls, paintings to challenge disability stigma

News reports from late 2020 to September 2025 highlight how discrimination contributes to lower self-esteem and higher rates of depression among people with disabilities.
By Margaret Lubinda Sep. 28, 2025