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Horror crash puts police under spotlight

National police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the accident but said officers have the legal authority to impound vehicles involved in traffic violations.
By Nunurai Jena 5h ago

State-backed Air Zim secures early demand as London route reopens

He described the route as a historic milestone that restores direct air links between Zimbabwe and Britain after more than a decade.
By Freeman Makopa 7h ago

Short in the arm for heroes dependants

Heroes Dependants Assistance Board chair Beauty Sibanda commended Ubuntu for its benevolence. 
By Nizbert Moyo 8h ago

Call for AU to bank on members' contributions, shun donor dependency

"We must fund our union. Ideally, we must fund it fully by ourselves so that we can make sovereign decisions," Murwira suggested.
By Valentine Maya 8h ago

A decade after the South China Sea arbitration: Guarding the Global South against weaponised rules – An African perspective

Fundamentally, UNCLOS was never drafted to adjudicate questions of territorial ownership; it only governs secondary maritime entitlements and oceanic usage rights
By Saxon Zvina 9h ago

The Taiwan question, national reunification, and the Global South: Why Africa’s strategic interests demand upholding the One-China principle

From an analytical lens rooted in African and Global South perspectives, the implications of this statement stretch well beyond East Asia.
By Saxon Zvina 9h ago

Zimbabwe's biggest-ever delegation heads to international marimba festival

Zimbabwe will field its largest delegation yet at this year's Education Africa International Marimba & Steelpan Festival, with ten schools and groups making the trip to Boksburg.
By Own Correspondent 11h ago

Burnham becomes prime minister after meeting with King Charles III in Buckingham Palace

A photograph released from the meeting shows Burnham wearing a dark suit and tie standing alongside the King.
By CNN 11h ago

Tungwarara’s political posturing

The government, by its admission this week, confirmed that nearly 100 000 Zimbabweans have come back from South Africa.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu 13h ago