[New Zimbabwe] A STAND-OFF between the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) and Chinhoyi municipality has threatened to trigger a water crisis after power was switched off at the council water treatment and pumping stations.

[IPS] Bulawayo -- Faced with cyclical droughts and low water levels in supply dams, Zimbabwe is turning to boreholes for relief, raising concerns about already precarious groundwater levels across the country.

[Africa Check] A video posted on Twitter on 20 July 2022 and retweeted more than 1,600 times so far shows a man next to a vehicle fighting off what seem to be three hijackers.

[The Herald] Another day, yet another developmental milestone in the short, but development hyperactivity life of the New Dispensation.

[New Zimbabwe] The central bank recently announced the introduction of the gold coins as a store of value amid soaring inflation and depreciation of the local Zimbabwean dollar against major currencies.

[New Zimbabwe] THE Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) has given local government minister July Moyo a two-day ultimatum to cancel his decision ordering City of Harare (CoH) to stop all investigations into the Pomona deal and reverse its sus...

[263Chat] The outbreak has forced City of Harare to exempt residents from the ongoing water shedding.

[263Chat] Energy Minister, Soda Zhemu Wednesday told Parliament that he is not sure when the current load shedding will end as he gave a gloomy picture of the state of equipment being used to generate electricity at the Hwange power station.

[allAfrica] Cape Town -- The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) has warned that plans by the governments of Zimbabwe and Zambia for the development of a golf course, lodges and a hydroelectric dam near the Vict...

[New Zimbabwe] The government has failed to recruit 5,000 new teachers after the budget allocation to the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education was eroded by inflation, Parliament heard this week.

[New Zimbabwe] The African Development Bank (AfDB) has injected a total US$25, 65 million grant drawn from the Transition Support Facility to enhance domestic domestic food production as well as mitigating against a possible food crisis.

[The Herald] The State yesterday opposed the granting of bail to CCC legislator, Job Sikhala, in a matter he is charged with defeating or obstructing the course of justice, saying he was likely to re-offend.

[New Zimbabwe] Jailed former Mines secretary, Francis Gudyanga, told the High Court Thursday that he has more points to add on to his appeal against conviction and sentence resulting in the hearing being pushed to a later date.

[New Zimbabwe] Early morning on the last day of Zimbabwe's tobacco auction season, trucks carrying tobacco bales waited to offload the crop at the Tobacco Auction Floors in the capital Harare.

[New Zimbabwe] Zambia's integrated power utility ZESCO has declared that the country how has surplus capacity of about 1,000 megawatts (MW) at a time the country is also enjoying an economic rebound.

[African Arguments] Zimdancehall was once known for its revolutionary lyrics. Now its singers are hyping up businessmen in songs and performing at Zanu-PF rallies.

[New Zimbabwe] A Zimbabwean woman was Wednesday arrested after she was found in possession of a kilogram of cocaine by customs officers at the Indira Gandhi International airport.

[VOA] Harare, Zimbabwe -- The Media Alliance of Zimbabwe has condemned the Chinese embassy in Harare for threatening a weekly newspaper after it published articles on violations by Chinese mining companies.

[New Zimbabwe] The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) official exchange rate has reached ZW$403,40 against the greenback in a development experts believe to be prompted by market forces.

[New Zimbabwe] ZIMBABWE has reduced the price of petrol by 0,3% to ZW$675,35 per litre as the country battles to ease the cost of living for citizens.

[New Zimbabwe] Public hospitals are reportedly failing to timeously pay for goods and services, in the process shortchanging suppliers as the money would have been eroded by inflation when eventually paid.

[New Zimbabwe] HARARE City Council has told government to use its devolution funds to pay off the ballooning Pomona debt, after sustained pressure by local government minister, July Moyo.

[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabweans should be in their home country and all nations "need to take responsibility of their citizens" a South African cabinet minister and senior ruling African National Congress (ANC) party official has said.

[New Zimbabwe] ZANU PF youth league members who were involved in violent skirmishes that characterised elections at Queen's Hall in Mutare last week, are trading accusations over who caused fights to break out.

[New Zimbabwe] ZANU PF has hinted it will not facilitate infrastructural development in the already marginalised Kariba Urban constituency if its candidate loses the local authority by-election scheduled for Saturday.

[New Zimbabwe] CONSTRUCTION of the Museum of African Liberation has commenced in Harare.

[The Herald] Former model cum socialite and entrepreneur Hillary Makaya successfully launched her skincare range entitled "MKY" last Friday at the Rainbow Towers at a glitz and glam event which attracted the who is who of Harare.

[New Zimbabwe] Mutare City Council is set to clean its water distribution reservoirs in Sakubva, Dangamvura and Fern Valley suburbs as some residents have been receiving dirty water due to sludge that has accumulated overtime in some of the tanks.

[New Zimbabwe] The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has dismissed reports that a large shipment of arms was intercepted and seized by the security services.

[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabwe rugby sevens coach Graham Kaulback has named an experienced squad for the World Rugby Sevens Challenger Series, which will be played in Santiago, Chile from August 12-14.