[New Zimbabwe] Bulawayo residents and businesses are bracing for prolonged water cuts due to the current power cuts, which have hit most parts of the country.

[The Herald] President Mnangagwa has directed the Ministry of Energy and Power Development to come up with measures to end load shedding within the next two years, riding on the several interventions and support extended to the power utility by the G...

[New Zimbabwe] Music in Africa Foundation in collaboration with Germany's Goethe-Institut has launched a Sound Connects Fund worth £4m aimed at supporting the work of creatives and cultural organisations in the southern African region.

[New Zimbabwe] ZAPU Thursday commemorated the death of its founding leader and Zimbabwe's Vice president Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo noting the late nationalist was "turning in his grave" as Zimbabwe's political and economic crises continued to worsen.

[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabwe Warriors defender Tendayi Darikwa sys he is delighted to continue his career at Wigan Athletic after signing a new two-year deal with the English League One side on Thursday.

[New Zimbabwe] HARARE giants Dynamos extended their lead at the top of the Chibuku Super Cup Group A standings to six points after grinding out a crucial 1-0 win over Herentals at the National Sports Stadium Thursday.

[New Zimbabwe] THREE top courts, the Constitutional Court, Supreme Court, and Labour Court in Harare have been closed after positive Covid-19 were detected at the courts.

[New Zimbabwe] The National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) has reprimanded its commissioner, and spokesperson, Obert Gutu, over lack of peace building skills and use of thoughtless words that invoke emotional memories to victims of violen...

[The Herald] President Mnangagwa left the country this morning to attend the official funeral ceremony for the late former President of Zambia Dr Kenneth Kaunda.

[The Herald] THE Ministry of Health and Child Welfare expects to immunise 190 000 children in Mashonaland West province against polio in August and September this year, a senior health education officer has said.

[The Herald] WIGAN Athletic manager, Liam Richardson, has described Zimbabwe international Tendayi Darikwa as an excellent signing.

[The Herald] The on going demolition exercise continued yesterday in Harare's Highfield suburb, with the local authority razing down illegal structures at the famous Machipisa area.

[New Zimbabwe] The squalid conditions of thousands of people living in scores of dilapidated hostels in one of Harare's oldest suburbs, Mbare, were exposed Wednesday when a fire gutted one of the flats in Matapi.

[New Zimbabwe] Government ministries and parastatals owe TelOne a total $680 million in unpaid telephone bills, severely choking the company's financial standing.

[The Herald] President Mnangagwa has arrived in Lusaka for the official state funeral of the late former President and founding father of Zambia, Dr Kenneth Kaunda.

[The Herald] Trial for the three Mupamhanga siblings -- Musafare, Liberty (29) and their sister Leona (33) all from Hwedza --in which they allegedly committed three cases of unlawful entry and armed robbery targeting clothing, electrical gadgets and ...

[New Zimbabwe] LISTED microfinance bank, GetBucks has bemoaned the informal economy sector's disinterest on entrusting banks with their businesses and savings.

[New Zimbabwe] Chinhoyi residents have registered their displeasure over what they termed 'miscarriage of justice' after criminals of a housebreaking syndicate were spared a lengthy custodial sentence.

[The Herald] World Alliance Boxing Association president, Onesmo Ngowi, arrived in the country yesterday, carrying one of the newly-introduced global boxing belts.

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[The Herald] Families of victims of the Airforce of Zimbabwe helicopter crash that happened in Goromonzi early this year, yesterday received donations worth thousands of dollars as part of efforts to render support.

[The Herald] Listed financial services firm GetBucks Micro-finance Bank says its loan book has continued to improve after loans more than doubled between January and May 2021.

[The Herald] THE Zimbabwe Rugby Union are mourning the death of their former president, Frank Putterill, who died, after suffering cardiac arrest, in Harare last week.

[The Herald] The late Major General (Rtd) Clever Shadreck Chiramba whose Chimurenga name was "Simangaliso Gumede," passed on in the morning of 27 June 2021 at Parirenyatwa Hospital. He was born on 02 February 1955 in Chivi District, Masvingo Province...

[The Herald] The continued strong performance by TelOne, which has seen it post an operating profit of $523 million and growing its broadband subscriber base, is critical as it dovetails with Government's thrust of promoting ICTs for economic growth.

[The Herald] Armed robbery suspect, Edson Mashamhanda, who was one of the 14 suspected robbers who last year stole over US$100 000, R42 000, $14 000 worth of fuel coupons, two firearms and 20 live rounds of ammunition after ransacking safes at Mashwe...

[The Herald] The Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) has given a reprieve to motorists with arrears through a 30-day vehicle licensing promotion this month where all penalties will be suspended.

[The Herald] THE Government has stepped up moves to deal with congestion in the country's major urban centres following the launch of a pilot project in the capital which will be replicated in other cities.

[The Herald] Middle -- ORDER batsman, Craig Ervine, is set to play his first Test cricket game, in over a year.

[The Herald] President Mnangagwa says his Government remains committed to strengthening its relations with China anchored on mutual cooperation and non-interference in the internal affairs of other nations.