[VOA] Harare -- Environmentalists in Zimbabwe are reacting angrily to President Emmerson Mnangagwa's address at the COP26 conference, where he pledged his government's fight against deforestation and climate change. Environmentalists say the governme...

[New Zimbabwe] Acting President Constantino Chiwenga has extended the country's level two Covid-19 lockdown period by a further two weeks.

[New Zimbabwe] VILLAGERS in Esigodini district ward four in Matebeleland South have accused their local chief of grabbing vast swarths of communal grazing land and turning it into his farm.

[New Zimbabwe] POPULAR artist Kikky Badass has claimed she is the highest earning Zimbabwean hip hop artist.

[New Zimbabwe] ZIMDANCEHALL chanter, Freeman's album release party scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed to a later date due to predicted heavy rains.

[New Zimbabwe] President Emmerson Mnangagwa's panicky administration has deployed hundreds of police officers, many in riot gear, in Harare amid fears of an imminent uprising, it has emerged.

[New Zimbabwe] Harare giants Caps United have sacked coach Darlington Dodo just four days before the start of the 2021-2022 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season.

[The Herald] The Zimunya family are mourning the golden boy they lost.

[The Herald] A London-based Zimbabwean investment banker was part of a failed bid by a high-powered consortium, which wanted to take over high-flying English Premiership club West Ham United, in a deal worth about US$2 billion.

[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) has announced the expansion project of Hwange Power Station is now 72,18 percent complete having commenced the third quarter at 67,97 percent.

[The Herald] A FIFA football agent has claimed an average player plying his trade in the South African Premiership can afford to buy a high density house which costs US$35 000 in Zimbabwe, every year for the duration of his contract.

[New Zimbabwe] A leaked call between Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions' (ZCTU) new secretary general Runesu Dzimiri and an unidentified member of the association's electorate has revealed how he allegedly doled out money to potential voters ahead of ...

[New Zimbabwe] Government has approved the Covid-19 vaccination of 16-17 years age group.

[The Herald] Unheralded local fashion designer and stylist Brendon Pazarangu has said business is now booming following the relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions to Level Two which has enabled the industry to re-open.

[The Herald] Victoria Foods is expected to resume production next year, including a number of its leading household brands, parent firm CFI Holdings Limited has said.

[New Zimbabwe] ZAPU says it will soon engage its party's former liberation war allies with a view of mobilising financial resources and party regalia ahead of the 2023 elections.

[New Zimbabwe] WARRIORS star Teenage Hadebe has been recognised for his sterling individual performances for his club Houston Dynamo after being shortlisted for two Major League Soccer (MLS) End of the Year awards.

[The Herald] The clearance by the medical experts for children of 16 and 17 to be vaccinated against Covid-19 will come as relief to many sixth formers, their parents and their schools and steps now need to be taken to turn the instruction to vaccina...

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[The Herald] THE World Bank (WB)'s new country manager for Zimbabwe, Ms Marjorie Mpundu, has pledged to continue to develop and implement the multi-lateral lender's strategy of engaging Harare through technical assistance and trust-funded activities.

[The Herald] Organisers of highly attended inter-denominational church entreaties being held in Chitungwiza twice a week, have pledged to comply with Covid-19 control regulations to protect the worshipping public from the pandemic.

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[New Zimbabwe] MEDICINES Control Authority of Zimbabwe senior regulatory officer Farai Masekela has been slapped with a $1, 5 million lawsuit after his herd of cattle helped themselves to a neighbour's thriving maize crop.