[New Zimbabwe] Front for Economic Emancipation in Zimbabwe (FEEZ) leader, Godfrey Tsenengamu, claims main opposition party Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) president, Nelson Chamisa, lacks political clout and stamina to depose Zanu PF from power.

[The Herald] As the SADC Zimbabwe Anti-Sanctions Day approaches, the country's detractors, both foreign and local, are in overdrive trying to defend and justify the punitive measures.

[The Herald] The government has started delivering maize seed to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) depots in the two provinces of Matabeleland for the 2022/2023 farming season under the Climate-Proofed Presidential Inputs Scheme, popularly known as Int...

[The Herald] President Mnangagwa is set to headline this year's anti-sanctions commemorations which will also be observed in most African countries as progressive nations join hands in piling pressure on the United States and its Western allies to re...

[The Herald] The State yesterday complained against Tendai Biti for trying to smuggle in irrelevant evidence in his assault case.

[The Herald] It is three days to go before what promises to be the biggest gospel concert of 2022 in Zimbabwe and praise and worship singers are already jetting into the country from as far as the United Kingdom.

[The Herald] The death of a prominent journalist Rumbidzai Abigail Gamanya has robbed the nation of a person who was committed to empowering female scribes, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said yesterday.

[The Herald] Ruling Zanu -- PF party spokesman Christopher Mutsvangwa on Tuesday said political parties in the country should moderate their election campaign messages, and preach peace and unity, to ensure a violence-free election next year.

[Global Press Journal] Harare -- Zimbabweans cling to hope even after years of silence from loved ones who have disappeared across borders.

[The Exchange] ZB Financial Holdings Limited, one of Zimbabwe's oldest financial institutions, made a shock announcement to the market that it was mulling a decision to shut down its mortgage lending unit.

[New Zimbabwe] EFFORTS to escape murder charges by prime suspect, Tafadzwa Shamba, in the ongoing murder trial of Tapiwa Makore hit a snag after the High Court ruled the indications he made were voluntary and admissible as State evidence.

[New Zimbabwe] Popular musician, Jah Prayzah's video Mukwasha has hit 10 million views on YouTube, making him arguably the most watched artist in the country.

[New Times] Zimbabwean President, Emmerson Mnangagwa, has revealed that President Paul Kagame helped Zimbabwe secure US$800 million funding for its rural electrification programme.

[This is Africa] In the following interview, Memory Chirere chats with Austin Kaluba regarding the letter he wrote in 2011 in memory of Dambudzo Marechera. The letter is included at the end of the interview.

[The Exchange] Jayesh Shah is a man who should be accustomed to making headlines.

[New Zimbabwe] DISGRUNTLED Zanu PF supporters in Chegutu East have threatened to withdraw support from President Emmerson Mnangagwa and vote him out of power come next year's general election.

[New Zimbabwe] The body of the late Blacks Unlimited percussionist and backing vocalist, Lancelot Mapfumo arrived in Harare Saturday with burial set for Monday at Warren Hills cemetery, Harare.

[New Zimbabwe] Multi-award winning Zimdancehall chanter Freeman real name Sylvester Chizanga Saturday launched his much awaited 19th studio album which was graced by Jamaican dancehall star Christopher Martin.

[New Zimbabwe] Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) president Nelson Chamisa has warned of possible voter manipulation in newly settled areas.

[New Zimbabwe] Rights lawyers have pledged to keep fighting for the release of incarcerated Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) lawmakers Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole.

[New Zimbabwe] Leading legal think-tank Veritas has proposed re-trial of all inmates sentenced to death in a model law, presented as part of its latest push for the abolishment of the death sentence in Zimbabwe.

[New Zimbabwe] First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa is set to contest Zanu PF's weekend Central Committee elections after submitting her curriculum Vitae at the party's offices in Kwekwe.

[New Zimbabwe] Limited access to cash in the economy has choked trade on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) amid a surge in foreign currency denominated shares trade.

[New Zimbabwe] A daring attempt to challenge fraud-accused former cabinet minister, Prisca Mupfumira, ended in tears for one Martha Munondo-Tafirenyika after she was disqualified at the last minute, allegedly on the basis of lacking seniority.

[The Herald] An employee of African Century Limited Bank processed $31 263 875 of bank money into his own accounts as failed Zimswitch and airtime transactions.

[The Herald] Phyllis Kachere Deputy News editor (Convergence)

[The Herald] The State has insisted on using affidavits and documents fraudulently filed at the High Court and Supreme Court in civil cases by Constantine Chaza, a legal clerk, as evidence in Chaza's trial on fraud and perjury charges.

[The Herald] Youths should shun abusing illicit drugs and substances and focus on their education and building their future, Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga said yesterday.

[The Herald] OVER 400 teachers across the country have offered free services to understaffed Government schools as the Government starts recruiting more teachers after recently increasing their allowances by 25 percent.

[The Herald] ALL is set for the Zanu PF Central Committee elections across the country today and tomorrow before the party's elective congress at the end of month.