By Andile Vundla Renowned traditional healer and spiritual leader Gogo Chihoro has arrived in Bulawayo ahead of “UMgido Wesintu” cultural dance gathering scheduled for Friday at Woodville Park in Mahatshula. The free overnight event, which also forms part of Culture Month commemorations, is expected to attract hundreds of attendees, including traditional healers and cultural enthusiasts […]

Nokusa Masuku Zimbabwe says its drive to promote local mineral beneficiation is beginning to yield significant economic benefits, with the country recording major progress in lithium processing and value addition. Addressing the BRICS PartNIR Innovation Center Entrepreneurs Forum, Industry and Commerce Minister Mangaliso Ndlovu said government policies aimed at encouraging local processing of strategic minerals […]

By Nokusa Masuku | FIFA has been ordered to provide information by the states of New York and New Jersey as part of an investigation into ticket pricing and seat allocation for the 2026 World Cup, following complaints from fans over high costs and seating errors at MetLife Stadium. The probe is focused on FIFA’s […]

By Colleta Bell Former Zimbabwe Republic Police detective Jaison Muvevi has been sentenced to four life terms plus 40 years in prison by the High Court after being convicted of murdering four people in Wedza and Harare. The court dismissed Muvevi’s insanity defence, ruling that the killings were premeditated. In sentencing, the judge cited the […]

By Emelda Jinya Government is considering introducing new levies on imported grain and oilseed products to encourage local agricultural production and strengthen food security. Under the proposals, maize imports would attract a levy of US$40 per metric tonne for 90 days, while soybean imports could face a US$20 charge per tonne. Soya meal imports are […]