[New Zimbabwe] The United States (US) embassy in Zimbabwe has dismissed as false opposition leader Linda Masarira's claims that she was offered US$1 million to tarnish the country's image.

[New Zimbabwe] PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa claims his faltering administration, presiding over an extraordinary economic crisis, is being sabotaged by his enemies who are seeking to dislodge him from power.

[The Herald] AS cases of Covid-19 continue to surge in neighbouring South Africa, Zimbabwe has gone on high alert to guard against potential spread of the virus.

[New Zimbabwe] Revellers in the usually sleepy ancient city will be in for a good treat this weekend when two top Zim-Dancehall artists, Freeman and Killer T share the stage at Caravan Park on Saturday.

[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabwe will later this month host a conference comprising of 14 African states at which the nations are set to come up with one rallying point pushing for permission to sell elephant products.

[The Herald] In yet another show of confidence in Zimbabwe's aviation market, Air Botswana has announced the re-commencement of flights between Gaborone, Harare and Lusaka with effect from today.

[The Herald] Much -- TRAVELLED Zimbabwe-born former Highlanders and University of Zimbabwe volleyball player, Thulani Maphosa, has been appointed as the head coach of the Malawi volleyball national team, adding to the numerous feathers to his cap.

[The Herald] MASVINGO Provincial Youth chairman, Cde John Paradza, has been elected Zanu PF deputy Secretary for Youth Affairs.

[The Herald] PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is today expected to commission the Commercial Court, a division of the High Court, with all disputes of a commercial nature being transferred to the newly-established division.

[The Herald] HEAD of the national event coaches for the middle and long-distance runners, Benson Chauke, has rallied behind the Zimbabwean athletes that will compete in the Durban Marathon as they seek qualification times for the World Championships.

[The Herald] All unregistered vehicles, even those owned by the Government or political parties, will be impounded during the ongoing operation aimed at restoring order on the roads.

[The Herald] THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe's Financial Intelligence Unit has charged 256 companies for illegally dealing in foreign currency, as Government cracks down on manipulators through speculative behaviour, the Senate has been told.

[The Herald] MAXILLO and oral-facial surgeon Dr Wayne Manana yesterday told a Harare court that the woman who was allegedly assaulted by Marry Mubaiwa incurred a slight movement on her tooth because of the trauma sustained during the said attack.

[The Herald] ZIMBABWEAN athletes failed to make the qualifying times for the Africa Championships during the Gaborone International Meet held at Botswana National Stadium last week.

[The Herald] Harare magistrate Mrs Vongai Guwuriro Muchuchuti has blasted lawyers representing builder George Katsimberis for exhibiting unprofessional conduct saying they should put their house in order.

[The Herald] The Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) yesterday apologised to the commuting public for the transport woes being experienced mostly in urban areas.

[New Zimbabwe] ZANU PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa claims Chinese investments will help stabilise the Zimbabwean dollar and revive the economy.

[New Zimbabwe] ON 1 July 2021, Justice Owen Tagu sat on his high chair to hand down an inane ruling which would have serious implications on Zimbabwean citizens and result in loss of innocent lives.

[New Zimbabwe] Dynamos coach Tonderai Ndiraya is guarding against complacency as his charges look to cement their top spot in the Castle Lager premier soccer league when they take on struggling Bulawayo City on Sunday.

[New Zimbabwe] THE High Court has ordered Norton legislator Temba Mliswa to pay fees for his two minor children at a private school saying he is rich enough to afford it.

[New Zimbabwe] GOVERNMENT has disregarded parents' requests to scrap the controversial Continuous Assessment Learners Activities (CALA) the schools curricula and instead introduced more modules.

[This Day] Renowned South African fine artist, motorbike adventurer, and philanthropist Reggie Khumalo has urged Africans to shun xenophobia and other inhumane activity practice that has threatened the unity, peace, and kindness shared among the blac...

[New Zimbabwe] A police officer who is set to stand as a witness in a case in which Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) officials, Joana Mamombe and Cecilia Chimbiri are being accused of publishing falsehoods has vamished, a Harare court has heard.

[New Zimbabwe] GOVERNMENT is racing against time to save millions of Zimbabweans from starvation after it emerged that the country's maize production for the 2021/2022 farming season declined by at least 43% because of poor rains.

[New Zimbabwe] An officer at the Registrar General Market Square District Office appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court charged with bribery.

[The Herald] The Victoria Falls carnival ended successfully, although South African musicians DJ Maphorisa, Kabza De Small and Zimbabwean Shasha, did not show up according to the programme.

[New Frame] The xenophobic and violent Operation Dudula is part of a global trend of rising right-wing vigilantism that is finding favour in an era of crisis.

[New Zimbabwe] THE sharp decline in the value of the Zimbabwean dollar is a result of a sustained onslaught on the currency by economic saboteurs, President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government has claimed.

[SAnews.gov.za] The Department of Water and Sanitation has called on the public to utilise water with caution as the winter season sets in with a minimal amount of rainfall.

[The Conversation Africa] The past 20 years have seen a significant decline in maternal mortality rates from 342 deaths to 211 per 100,000 globally . But every day, more than 800 women around the world die from complications of pregnancy and childbir...