Government announces US$100 assistance for Kariba disaster families
The Civil Protection Unit said all registered next of kin would be contacted as further assistance becomes available.
By Obert Siamilandu
1h ago
Kariba ferry death toll rises to 72 as more bodies retrieved
The two bodies recovered in the morning were taken to Kariba Hospital mortuary.
By Obert Siamilandu
11h ago
From commander to coach: Unlocking growth with the C.A.R.E. framework
To dismantle this bottleneck and scale effectively, forward-thinking executives are adopting the structured C.A.R.E.
By Innocent Hadebe
21h ago
Bosso play down crisis
Players have repeatedly resorted to industrial action to highlight grievances over unpaid dues that would ordinarily be resolved through normal employer-employee channels.
By Fortune Mbele
23h ago
Mafume breaks silence on St Martins demolitions
Speaking exclusively to NewsDay yesterday, Mafume said it was disheartening to see demolitions taking place but urged residents to comply with council requirements.
By Kenneth Nyangani
23h ago
Kariba ferry disaster: Maybe the gods are angry?
One of the questions being asked is: Is Nyaminyami, the ancient spirit associated with the Zambezi, angry?
By Cliff Chiduku
23h ago
Beitbridge firm eyes citrus processing crown for Southern Africa
Government officials have described the arrangement as a potential partnership model that would create a national asset while improving water delivery and irrigation capacity.
By Sydney Kawadza
23h ago
A nation in decay: Where is our government?
Let us build a Zimbabwe where a passenger can board a ferry knowing it has been properly maintained and is safely operated.
By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi
23h ago
Frustration grows as search for Kariba ferry disaster victims continues, mourners accuse authorities of neglect
At Kariba District Hospital, where families have gathered daily, mourners said they were being forced to rely on unofficial updates and social media for information about the search.
By Obert Siamilandu
Aug. 15, 2026
