By Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has issued a stern warning to motorists against driving vehicles without displaying number plates, emphasizing that such vehicles will be impounded in accordance with the law.
Staff Reporter
In a stirring address during Global Prayer Day in Lagos, Nigeria, yesterday , renowned Nigerian preacher Pastor Chris Oyakhilome urged Zimbabweans to embrace prayer as a means to secure peace amid escalating tensions.
By Staff Reporter
The ZANU-PF Youth League in Glen View has distanced itself from and strongly condemned the protests planned for March 31. Speaking at a campaign rally held at Glen View Chemenza Grounds, youth leaders reaffirmed their support for President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the ruling party, emphasizing unity and development over protests.
Staff Reporter
Political analysts have strongly criticized war veteran Blessed Geza’s calls for nationwide protests on March 31, saying his approach is reckless and should not be entertained.
Staff Reporter
Political analysts have cast doubt on the viability of the planned March 31 protests, arguing that the movement lacks organisation, leadership, and public support.
Staff Reporter
President Mnangagwa has appointed Major General Emmanuel Matatu, as the new Commander of the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA), promoting him to the rank of Lieutenant General with immediate effect.
Staff Reporter
The Secretariat of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) has tasked Zimbabwe with the role of championing industrialisation in the region.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe is hosting the 40th annual SADC Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) Cooperation Structures meeting in Victoria Falls, a platform where the community’s member States are deliberating on setting up fundamentals that ensure conformity, fairness and competitiveness in commerce and industry.
Staff Reporter
Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) Chairperson Trevor Ncube is facing mounting criticism over his handling of the arrest of Hearts and Soul TV (HStv) Director and journalist, Blessed Mhlanga.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe is working to improve its firefighting capacity as the country continues to face recurring wildfires that threaten forests, agriculture, and human lives.
Every year, fires destroy vast areas of land, and limited resources make it difficult to contain the damage.
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