[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabwe's antiretroviral (ARV) medication supplies will be depleted by the end of June if it fails to address a funding gap which has been created by USAID's recent cessation of its aid.

[The Herald] The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has dismissed as false social media claims that the People's Own Savings Bank (POSB) has been sold to foreign investors.

[IPS] Wrongfully accused of 'causing droughts,' a group of LGBTQI people in Zimbabwe involved themselves in climate-smart agriculture and are now showing the way to mitigate climate change in a country recently devastated by El Niño-induced drou...

[The Herald] The European Union (EU) has removed Zimbabwe Defence Industries (ZDI) from its list of sanctioned entities but has maintained its arms embargo on the country.

[New Zimbabwe] TURNER farm residents in Mt Hampden, who are facing displacement to pave way for the development of the new multi-million-dollar Zim Cyber City project, 26 kilometres northwest of Harare, are appealing to the government to provide a cl...

[The Herald] The courtroom drama involving business partners Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe took yet another intricate twist yesterday, as the defence successfully mounted an objection to the introduction of two assessors poised to preside over their ...

[The Herald] VICE President Constantino Chiwenga has praised President Mnangagwa for consistently championing efforts to enhance Zimbabwe's global competitiveness.

[The Herald] The Food and Nutrition Council has advised members of the public not to respond to a message purporting that it is launching a food aid programme and requesting for personal information from prospective recipients.

[The Herald] The Zimbabwe Media Commission has said it is committed to eliminating sexual harassment in the media industry to ensure that it remains a friendly space for all.

[The Herald] The Ministry of Information, Publicity, and Broadcasting Services and the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Media are scheduled to tour the Zimbabwe Media Commission and State Broadcaster ZBC today.

[Global Press Journal] Harare, Zimbabwe -- The sudden freeze threatens the stability of an economy built on US dollars.

[The Herald] As Zimbabwe gears up for the 2025 tobacco marketing season, the industry is poised for a significant increase in production, on account of favourable weather conditions, expanded hectarage and a growing number of farmers.

[The Herald] Zimbabwe has enough stock of anti-retro viral drugs for the coming six months, with procurement of further supplies to last up to the end of the year already in progress, Health and Child Care Minister Dr Douglas Mombeshora has said.

[New Zimbabwe] The Welshman Ncube-led Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) announced on Wednesday that self-appointed party secretary general Sengezo Tshabangu had been expelled from the party for violating the party constitution.

[New Zimbabwe] A Hurungwe man has been arrested on allegations of killing his wife, niece and their village head in cold blood in a space of two days.

[New Zimbabwe] ECOCASH Holdings Limited says it will soon rebrand as Steward Bank is now the only remaining unit under its purview following the takeover by businessman Tawanda Nyambirai.

[New Zimbabwe] A Zimbabwean Republic Police (ZRP) officer has been convicted of criminal abuse of office after letting off the hook a suspect.

[New Zimbabwe] The government has, with immediate effect, suspended Urban Connect Holdings Pvt Ltd operating license for six months pending investigations after one of its buses was involved in a fatal accident last week, which killed 25 people.

[New Zimbabwe] The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has arrested a Zanu PF councillor and a Karoi-based police officer on allegations of stealing presidential agricultural inputs and Agriculture Rural Development Authority (ARDA) inputs res...

[New Zimbabwe] CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) legislator Darlington Chigumbu has said that the government's initiative to compensate former white farmers overlooks the disadvantaged black workers who toiled on the farms.

[The Herald] Police have welcomed a court outcome in which two men have been sentenced to life in prison for brutally murdering their colleague after robbing his motor vehicle in Figtree.

[The Herald] President Mnangagwa has warned people who put on Zanu PF regalia, but then go on to deviate from the principles the revolutionary party stands for through indiscipline such as disrespect of leadership, especially at public events.

[The Herald] Senator Chief Jeremiah Chirau, the ZUPO president and a member of the Executive Council, said yesterday that he was "hunting" for the external nationalists so as to discuss his latest 11-point peace plan with them.

[The Herald] Ben Curran on Tuesday became the first member of the famed Curran family to slam an international century as Zimbabwe defeated Ireland in the third and final One Day International cricket match at Harare Sports Club to clinch the series ...

[The Herald] Delta Beverages is investigating a case of possible organised theft of alcoholic beverages using a stormwater tunnel from the firm's plant along Manchester Road in Southerton, Harare.

[The Herald] The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Professor Amon Murwira, has highlighted the crucial role of trade in driving national prosperity following the meetings held by President Mnangagwa on the sidelines of the recent Af...

[The Herald] The Commission of Inquiry into the governance of the affairs of the Harare City Council since 2017 has now finished taking oral evidence, although people can still send in written affidavits, and will now be sifting the large quantity of...

[The Herald] Yesteryear musician Lucky Chikuwa may not turn heads on the streets today, but he remains an undeniable creative genius.

[The Herald] With 90 minutes of normal time played in the second leg of Celtic's Champions League play-off tie against Bayern Munich, the Scottish champions were on course to take the Bundesliga leaders to extra time in their own backyard on Tuesday ...

[The Herald] Today marks the World Day of Social Justice, a day dedicated to reflect on the importance of justice in fostering equal rights and opportunities for everyone.