[New Frame] Economists and business leaders in Zimbabwe believe it would be foolish for the country to waste a good crisis and now is the time to reduce its reliance on South African imports and infrastructure.

[The Herald] Four top Zifa board members moved US$740 000 from Zifa's nostro account into the bank account of a private company belonging to one of them in 2019, allegedly to block a debtor using a court-issued garnishee order grabbing a small fracti...

[New Zimbabwe] Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has come under severe criticism from his estranged wife, Marry, who described him as an evil man who is causing her untold suffering and denying her access to her children.

[The Herald] At least 10 people in Mbire have this year died from elephant attacks while communities in Rushinga, bordering Mozambique, have incurred post-harvest losses owing to elephants that have grazed their fields.

[New Zimbabwe] HOME AFFAIRS Minister Kazembe Kazembe and Police Commissioner-General, Godwin Matanga have been slapped with an $8,5 million lawsuit by a widow of a man who was allegedly murdered by police officers while in detention.

[The Herald] GWERU City Council has 31 vacant positions for nurses at its clinics, a development that has contributed to delays in the mass vaccination drive in the Midlands Capital.

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[New Zimbabwe] Government officials at the Robert Mugabe International Airport Thursday whisked away Zimbabwean citizens deported from the Britain to an undisclosed location.

[The Herald] Former Warriors skipper Benjani Mwaruwari says he wants to chart a new career path in coaching after completing his UEFA A coaching licence.

[The Herald] Farmers have delivered over 570 000 tonnes of grain to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB), with the parastatal paying them $18 billion, Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Resettlement Minister, Dr Anxious Masuka, said yesterday.

[The Herald] Model and mental health advocate Otilia "Navarro" Moyo is working on a movie which tackles mental issues, gender-based violence (GBV) and depression-related disorders.

[The Herald] In yet another first, the Second Republic has broadened the criteria for conferring honours and awards to include civil servants and civilians.

[New Zimbabwe] Finance minister Mthuli Ncube will Thursday afternoon present the midterm review statement on the performance of the 2021 National Budget for the period January to June 2021.

[New Zimbabwe] Government has launched an ambitious plan to revolutionarise rural agriculture which could see remote areas of the country being transformed into exotic fruit production hubs.

[The Herald] The Zimbabwe dollar has slightly weakened to 85,63 against the US dollar at this week's foreign currency auction platform conducted yesterday.

[New Zimbabwe] The Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) has reportedly put on standby its contingent of troops to be deployed in conflict-torn Mozambique as government finalises modalities, NewZimbabwe.com can reveal.

[New Zimbabwe] LEADING hospitality group Africa Albida Tourism's flagship property Victoria Falls Safari Lodge has handed Zimbabwe's leading professional golfer Scott Vincent a major sponsorship boost ahead of his participation in the Olympic Games i...

[New Zimbabwe] The minister of Local Government July Moyo has blocked Bulawayo Mayor Solomon Mguni's move to fire MDC Alliance ward 24 councillor, Arnold Batirai Dube.

[New Zimbabwe] EVERY magistrate must be guarded by a police officer to protect him/her from attacks by the public, Zanu PF Buhera South MP Joseph Chinotimba, has said.

[New Zimbabwe] ZIMBABWE'S teenage swimming sensation Donata Katai and rower Purcell-Gilpin have been named the country's flag bearers ahead of the Olympic Games opening ceremony at the Olympic Stadium in Tokyo, Japan, Friday.

[New Zimbabwe] Chegutu deputy mayor, Maphius Shumba, who collapsed and died Monday, was been laid to rest at his rural home in Mberengwa Thursday.

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[The Herald] Zimbabwean -- born actress, writer and producer Natasha "Tash" Heschelle says she has been too experimental to express her artistic world, leading to the discovery of her other musical talent.

[The Herald] The City of Harare has been hit by an exodus of nurses, with over 240 posts now vacant, resulting in the mass vaccination programme continuing but at a slow pace.

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[The Herald] Vice President and Minister of Health and Child Care Dr Constantino Chiwenga has joined President Mnangagwa in mourning Chief Tshovani, born Hlaisi Mundau.

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[The Herald] The growing conflict between human activity and wildlife, that has seen at least 10 people killed by elephants in Mbire alone this year plus deaths and injuries in the Kariba area from elephant and buffalo attacks and destruction of crop...