Invictus Energy secures three-year renewal for Zimbabwe exploration licences Australia-based Invictus Energy has secured a three-year renewal of its Exclusive Prospecting Orders in Zimbabwe’s Cabora Bassa Basin, allowing the company to advance its gas and oil exploration plans.

Mother sentenced for facilitating son's sexual assault of minor A Harare woman received a five-year sentence for creating the opportunity for her 29-year-old son to rape their 15-year-old domestic worker. The court heard how the mother brought the victim from Chipinge under

Zimbabwean priest expelled from UK church after £23,000 fraud scandal Reverend Naison Hove, a Zimbabwean-born priest, has been expelled from the United Reformed Church in the UK after admitting to fraudulently claiming more than £23,000 in allowances over 12 years. The

US weighs ZDERA repeal under new demands The United States Congress is considering repealing the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act (ZDERA), a two-decade-old law that has blocked Zimbabwe’s access to international credit. This proposed repeal, contained in the

Calls grow for DNA proof in child support cases amid shocking paternity statistics Kadoma-based litigation expert Believe Guta has urged Parliament to mandate DNA testing in child maintenance cases, warning that men are being wrongfully jailed for children later proven not to be

ZIMURA calls for copyright licences on church music The Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (ZIMURA) has insisted that churches, alongside cover bands, venues, and broadcasters, must obtain licences when performing copyrighted music. Spokesperson Alexio Gwenzi stressed that

It never rains but leaks in Warren Park Streams of water have been flowing through Warren Park 1 after burst pipes along 3rd Avenue and 9th Crescent left residents struggling with flooded streets and fears of looming shortages. The latest leaks, which began Thursday, follow a

Outcry over Mufakose sewage floods Residents of Mufakose are living in fear as raw sewage floods their yards, forcing some to abandon homes and raising serious health concerns over waterborne diseases like cholera and typhoid. Despite repeated complaints, the City of Harare

Chiwenga confronts Mnangagwa over Tagwirei’s party capture Zanu PF has been thrown into crisis after Vice President Constantino Chiwenga accused businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei of siphoning billions of dollars to capture party structures with President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s

Delta Beverages manager in corruption storm as black farmers cry foul Harare’s small-scale black cattle farmers are raising alarms over alleged preferential distribution of brewers’ spent grain from Delta Corporation’s Willowvale plant, claiming one commercial farmer is

Epworth teen ZimDancehall chanter makes waves with can-beats Harare – At just 13, aspiring ZimDancehall artist Simon Madzivire from Epworth is already making a name for himself. He creates beats with nothing more than an empty can. The sound is raw, fresh, and blends

🎥 Archbishop Dr B. Manjoro, the leader of Faith World Ministries, marvels at God's healing miracles happening at Kingdom Prosperity Ministries under the ministry of Apostle Rodney Chipoyera.

📸 Tragedy in Kuwadzana Extension: Three children reported missing on October 1 were found dead in the boot of a broken-down Mercedes near their home. Locals believe they may have been playing when they got trapped inside.

Bulawayo Ward 26 Councillor Mpumelelo Moyo was on Wednesday granted US$200 bail by the High Court pending appeal. He was last month sentenced to 12 months in jail for allegedly soliciting a US$20,000 bribe from a private company called Labenmon Investments.

Breaking: The dismissal of Retired Brigadier General Ezekiel Zabanyana as ZANU-PF Director General signals more than a routine reshuffle — it exposes fresh tensions in the ruling party’s unresolved succession battle.

Kudakwashe Tagwirei has finally earned a place in the Zanu PF central committee after his nomination was pushed through today, despite weeks of resistance from Vice President Constantino Chiwenga. Reports suggest that Tagwirei is believed to be nurturing presidential ambitions.

Zimbabwe on the edge as Mnangagwa unleashes Ziyambi, who accuses Chiwenga of “treason” Read full article below… newshour.co.zw/zimbabwe-on-th…

Charamba claps back at Mliswa over “sabotage” claims Read full article below… newshour.co.zw/charamba-claps…

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#BREAKING: Businessmen Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe have been found guilty of corruption by the High Court in Harare. The verdict marks a major development in one of Zimbabwe’s most closely watched corruption trials.