Magwegwe West housing project to resume after Bulawayo wins arbitration

The city said it received the arbitration award on July 23, clearing the way for servicing works to restart.
By Silas Nkala 15h ago

NATO’s quiet foray into Asean: Hard lessons for Africa and the Global South

Nato’s 2022 Strategic Concept groundlessly labelled China a “systemic challenge,” laying out an explicit pivot toward the Indo-Pacific theatre. 
By Saxon Zvina Aug. 4, 2026

The mongoose and the new book

These are dark days in Zimbabwe. Under the new constitutional amendments
By Cathy Buckle Jul. 20, 2026

Harare pledges solidarity with Palestine

Mutsvangwa said Zimbabwe highly values its longstanding friendship with Palestine and remains committed to expanding cooperation in areas of mutual interest.
By Staff Reporter Jul. 7, 2026

No burial arrangements yet for the late Chief Bakwayi

Matobo District Development Coordinator (DDC), Obey Chaputsira told NewsDay Live that they are still waiting for his family members to inform them about the burial arrangements.
By Nizbert Moyo May. 26, 2026

Destinator arrives

On Zimbabwean roads, where presence matters just as much as practicality, the Destinator has the kind of road stance that turns heads without trying too hard.
By Andrew Muzamhindo May. 22, 2026

Fatal mine accidents pile pressure on govt

“We will visit these areas to address the situation,” Moyo said.
By Sharon Sibindi May. 20, 2026

Minister denies ID backlog amid growing public outcry

This emerged in the Senate when Matabeleland North Senator Sengezo Tshabangu questioned the Home Affairs ministry about delays in the issuance of identity documents.
By Sharon Sibindi May. 14, 2026

17 dead, 33 injured as Malawi-bound coach crashes on Harare–Nyamapanda Highway, State of disaster declared

The latest fatality figure corrects earlier inconsistencies in an official statement that cited 14 deaths in its headline but 17 in the body.
By Valentine Maya May. 7, 2026