[New Zimbabwe] ZIMBABWE'S annual inflation rate quickened to 191.6 percent in June, more than doubling the consumer price increases of two months ago, official statistics showed Saturday.

[New Zimbabwe] EXILED former cabinet minister Jonathan Moyo has waded into the Ian Smith versus Emmerson Mnangagwa comparison by declaring that no one who glorifies the former colonial leader can expect to gain political milage from it.

[New Zimbabwe] CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) president Nelson Chamisa has said the former advisor to late Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, Alex Magaisa deserves all the honour he is receiving.

[New Zimbabwe] HEALTH workers have called off their industrial action and given government 14 days to deliver on their demands of a US dollar salary and better working conditions.

[New Zimbabwe] THE United States' largest and most influential trade union, the American Federation of Labour and Congress of Industrial Organisations (AFL-CIO), has petitioned President Emmerson Mnangagwa over the continued detention of Amalgamated ...

[New Zimbabwe] THE People's Own Savings Bank (POSB) is reportedly delaying and withholding US dollar cash withdrawals, mostly for pensioners who are enduring long hours in queues trying to access their money.

[New Zimbabwe] IN a chilling reminder of Zanu PF's power, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said the ruling party will never surrender its authority to the opposition.

[New Zimbabwe] THE water situation in the city of Bulawayo is set to improve significantly following the upgrading of the city's antiquated water and sewer infrastructure.

[New Zimbabwe] ZIMBABWE is facing an acute bread shortage after millers threatened to stop producing flour due to scarcity of wheat while bakers are pushing for permission to sell bread exclusively in US dollars.

[The Herald] ZANU PF Women's League has called for stringent measures against unscrupulous businesspeople hiking prices without justification.

[The Herald] INTERNATIONAL Cricket Council head of events Chris Tetley has backed Zimbabwe to deliver a flawless event when the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Qualifier B comes to Bulawayo in a fortnight.

[New Zimbabwe] General workers at Parirenyatwa Hospital, who include groundsmen, cleaners, and cooks are reportedly earning as little as ZW$5,000 a month which is barely enough to buy five loaves of bread.

[New Zimbabwe] The British House of Lords has questioned the move by the country's National Health Services (NHS) to continue recruiting nurses from countries recording shortages in their own healthcare systems.

[New Zimbabwe] In an incident that has left Zvimba villagers shocked, an enraged villager bludgeoned his younger brother to death with a spear following a quarrel.

[New Zimbabwe] MASHONALAND West provincial affairs minister, Mary Mliswa-Chikoka's wings have been clipped after the party nullified recent illegal co-options of her loyalists into the youth league provincial executive.

[New Zimbabwe] ZAPU has condemned the continued incarceration of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislators Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole, describing the duo's arrest as politically motivated.

[New Zimbabwe] Treasury has told Parliament it is ready to finance the New Registry Building completion which was delayed by an inflationary environment in the 2000s.

[New Zimbabwe] Most companies are still reluctant to present full disclosure of their foreign currency sales revenue in a development widely perceived by market watchers as a loophole likely to be abused to avoid US dollar tax revenue collections.

[New Zimbabwe] The ministry of local government has written to the Harare city council ordering the local authority to pay up the ballooning Pomona dumpsite bill, which is now close to a million United States dollars

[The Herald] The National Aids Council has this year partnered Diagnostic Laboratory Suppliers in the 2022 Zimbabwe Ladies Golf Union professional and amateur golfers' tournament which is aimed at raising resources to support anti-cancer initiatives.

[The Herald] The matter of two Harare men who illegally erected a billboard in Borrowdale, Harare, with damaging information about a land developing company has been differed to June 27 following indications that the presiding magistrate is not feeli...

[The Herald] AFTER seeing his charges punch way below their weight in the opening half of the season, CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe is optimistic the Harare giants will turn things around in the second phase.

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[The Herald] CCC members Joana Mamombe and Cecilia Chimbiri have been granted two days to go through three sets of CCTV footage recorded in three businesses in and around the fast food outlet in Belgravia, Harare where they are said to have bought fo...

[The Herald] THE domestic football referees' constituency will come under spotlight when the ZIFA board convenes today to discuss a host of football matters including the on-going re-engagements with FIFA.

[The Herald] LOCAL firm, Line Petroleum, has concluded a US$210 million (?200m) partnership agreement with United Kingdom based SJ Global Oil Trading, which has operations across the world including Dubai, for investments in three key sectors, includ...

[The Herald] Premier Service Medical Aid Society (PSMAS) has mooted a plan to ratify deviation from their core mandate of healthcare service provision at their annual General meeting (AGM) pencilled for June 30, internal sources have said.

[The Herald] PRESIDENT Mnangagwa will today officially open the 7th Zanu PF Women's League Elective Conference that has generated interest both inside and outside Zimbabwe.

[The Herald] The recent landmark Constitutional Court judgment aligning the minimum age of sexual consent to the age of marriage raising it from 16 to 18 years is set to benefit the fight against HIV, Vice President and Minister of Health and Child C...

[The Herald] Financial Securities Exchange (FINSEC), launched the first ever derivatives trading platform in Zimbabwe on Wednesday while trading commenced yesterday in what should further widen investment options for investors in the country.