Iran Embassy mourns Lake Kariba ferry victims
In a statement posted on X, the embassy said it was “deeply saddened” by the tragedy involving the Mbuya Nehanda ferry, which capsized on Lake Kariba on Tuesday.
By Online Reporter
25m ago
Presidential vote counting halted in Zambia over alleged attacks on polling staff
President Hakainde Hichilema is seeking a second five-year term. Brian Mundubile is the main opposition candidate among 13 challengers.
By Bbc News
32m ago
Music Academy trains 200 sign language teachers
The graduates were trained by the Music Consultancy Academy (MCS) under programmes designed to equip educators with specialised skills.
By Staff Reporter
58m ago
1 500 housing stands for youth in Bulawayo
The stands are being serviced at Valindre through a public-private partnership between government and Enock Construction and Earth Moving Equipment.
By Musa Makina
1h ago
How children with autism suffer prejudice in Zimbabwe
Today, her son has improved and speaks fluently but she says society’s reactions are often harder than autism itself
By Sharon Chava and Chinga Govhati
6h ago
Zim-linked Russian recruiter faces fresh abuse allegations
Trifonov was linked to the Telegram networks in an investigation by Britain’s Daily Mail.
By Staff Reporter
6h ago
Govt must answer for Kariba tragedy
President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday ordered maritime safety agencies and security forces to “immediately overhaul and fix the deficiencies in our maritime capabilities”.
By Newsday
6h ago
Deepfakes, fake voices and AI: Is Zim’s IP law ready?
For many people, their name, face and voice are more than personal characteristics
By Rachelle Anesu Chaminuka
6h ago
Harare’s Restless Weekend is calling
So there you have it: three solid days of music, worship and horsepower. Whatever you choose, make sure you actually go. Harare's weekends like this don't come around often enough to waste indoors.
By Valentine Maya
6h ago
