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Harare battles police staffing crisis

This development has raised concern over the city’s capacity to effectively exercise the expanded law enforcement mandate.
By Kenneth Nyangani Aug 2, 2026
Fastjet Airbus A320-200 makes first landing in Victoria Falls, boosting regional air connectivity
Fastjet Airbus A320-200 makes first landing in Victoria Falls, boosting regional air connectivity
The aircraft’s arrival comes as Zimbabwe continues investing in transport infrastructure aimed at improving connectivity and supporting economic growth.
By Silas Nkala Aug 2, 2026
Shingai Dance Troupe wins fourth Chibuku Neshamwari national title
Founded in 1995, Shingai Dance Troupe celebrated its fourth national Chibuku Neshamwari crown.
By Tendai Sauta Aug 2, 2026
Zanu-PF wins Victoria Falls Ward 10 by-election amid renewed vote-splitting debate
The by-election was held to fill the vacancy created by the recall of former Ward 10 councillor Nkanyiso Sibindi.
By Silas Nkala Aug 2, 2026
Corporate trauma holding back Zimbabwe business growth, analysts warn
“Because without that, the mentality that we have is we are still stuck in a certain place, and it is just oscillating around it.”
By CONCILIA MUPEZENI Aug 2, 2026
Two VID clerks in court over alleged US$1mln licensing fraud
ZACC alleges the scheme caused losses estimated at about US$1 million.
By Silas Nkala Aug 1, 2026
ZIMRA urges accountants to drive tax compliance
She said Zimbabwe’s evolving tax landscape requires a modern compliance framework that balances efficient revenue collection with improved taxpayer services.
By CONCILIA MUPEZENI Aug 1, 2026
Air Zimbabwe cancels London flight after pilot falls ill
The airline confirmed the cancellation in a statement, saying the flight had been rescheduled to Saturday evening.
By Staff Reporter Aug 1, 2026
Zimbabwe’s protest fatigue: Why the streets keep staying empty
Most businesses in Harare and Bulawayo are operating as normal, with only a handful of shops closing.
By Sydney Kawadza Jul 31, 2026
Borrowdale woman acquitted in US$35k assets theft case
Kuhudzai found that the facts outlined in the charge sheet did not establish the offence of theft of trust property
By Staff Reporter Jul 31, 2026
Business cautiously trading amid mass protest fears
Some businesses have remained closed for fear of violent protests, but others are operating as usual.
By Kelly Mabaire and Silas Nkala Jul 31, 2026
Business cautiously trading amid mass protest fears
Some businesses have remained closed for fear of violent protests, but others are operating as usual.
By Kelly Mabaire and Silas Nkala Jul 31, 2026
Zimbabweans largely stay home as protest call draws muted response
In Harare, the response was mixed, with most businesses operating as normal while a handful of shops remained closed.
By Kelly Mabaire and Silas Nkala Jul 31, 2026
Zimbabweans largely stay home as protest call draws muted response
In Harare, the response was mixed, with most businesses operating as normal while a handful of shops remained closed.
By Kelly Mabaire and Silas Nkala Jul 31, 2026
Woman turns town’s trash into a future for her children
It’s the sound her youngest daughter, Rudo, would always make in 2020 after drought hit her maize field.
By Admire Jamu Mlambo Jul 31, 2026
Residents call for urgent enactment of devolution law to expedite local governance reforms
In a statement on Wednesday, ZURRA spokesperson Marvellous Kumalo said the reforms should not be implemented in isolation.
By Donald Nyandoro Jul 31, 2026
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Mnangagwa office spending spree raises eyebrows
The dramatic overspending stands in sharp contrast to the performance of other government departments which provide essential social services like health and education.
By Staff Reporter Jul 30, 2026
Foodies presses ahead with Machipisa opening despite power setback
Mutarisi told NewsDay Live preparations were disrupted after the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) failed to connect the premises as planned.
By MUSAVENGANA CHIRAU Jul 30, 2026
Chiwenga urges mining sector to invest in exploration for future prosperity
The symposium was held under the theme, “Defining the Future of Zimbabwe Mining Through Exploration.”
By Nizbert Moyo Jul 30, 2026
Mthuli keeps 2026 budget intact citing economic stability, no supplementary funding required
“The approved budget remains adequate to cover planned programmes and projects through to the year’s close, without the need for a Supplementary Budget,” Ncube said.
By Kelly Mabaire Jul 30, 2026
Municipal police to be retrained following new Bill
In an interview with NewsDay, Mafume said the city would identify "bad apples" within the municipal police ranks as part of efforts to rebuild public trust.
By Kenneth Nyangani Jul 30, 2026
Tech innovation crucial towards boosting livestock productivity  
Livestock genomics is the use of an animal’s genotype (DNA) to predict its future genetic potential for traits of economic importance before those traits are fully expressed.
By Tinashe Kairiza Jul 30, 2026
Observer reports ignored as regional electoral integrity erodes, ERC warns
They said stronger institutional reforms and accountability mechanisms were needed to safeguard electoral integrity and public confidence in democratic processes across the region.
By Evans Mathanda Jul 30, 2026
Zanu PF calls for Mnangagwa 2037 term extension 'reckless,’ analysts
Zanu PF's Harare and Masvingo provincial executives' recently said Mnangagwa deserved to have his term of office extended beyond 2030.
By Kenneth Nyangani Jul 30, 2026
Electric vehicle steals the show at Mine Entra
Increased adoption of electric vehicles is expected to complement investments in renewable energy while reducing fuel costs and carbon emissions.
By Nizbert Moyo Jul 30, 2026
Exploration takes centre stage at Mine Entra
Zimbabwe Chamber of Mines chief executive, Isaac Kwesu, said sustained exploration is essential for ensuring continued growth of the mining sector.
By Nizbert Moyo Jul 30, 2026
Zimbabwe’s gold export earnings surge 
The consistent year-on-year growth in monthly gold export earnings during the first half of 2026 is a testament to the resilience and strength of Zimbabwe’s gold sector. 
By Staff Reporter Jul 30, 2026
SMEDCO urged to explore innovative financing models to boost SME sector
SMEDCO must continue strengthening its financial sustainability and adopt innovative funding strategies that will enable it to reach more entrepreneurs across the country.
By BRENT SHAMU Jul 30, 2026