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HARARE — Palestinian Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Tamer Almassri, has extended “heartfelt congratulations” to the Government and people of Zimbabwe following the country’s election to the United Nations Security Council for the 2027–2028 term. In a statement, Almassri described the achievement, secured by an “overwhelming mandate” at the UN General Assembly, as a testament to the … Continue reading Palestine Congratulates Zimbabwe on UNSC Election, Cites Shared Struggle for Self-Determination

By Desire Tshuma Harare – Businessman Wicknell Chivhayo has weighed in on the debate over Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, declaring the proposed extension of the presidential term to 7 years “unstoppable and inevitable”. In a lengthy post on X, formerly Twitter, Chivhayo dismissed the online backlash since CAB3 was submitted to Parliament for its … Continue reading Chivayo Dismisses “Frenzy” Over CAB3, Declares Bill “Unstoppable and Inevitable

By Desire Tshuma Harare – As Suneagles Junior & Nursery School approaches its 12th year, the Belvedere campus is relaunching Grade 1 for January 2027 and widening support for learners with special educational needs. The school, founded by Madam Dorcas Chamatunhu, has built its model around small classes, a Christian ethos, and learning that goes … Continue reading Belvedere Campus Marks Suneagles’ 11th Year with Grade 1 Relaunch and Expanded Special Needs Support

By Tendai Chisiri “USD31 million allocated for procurement of parliamentary votes... USD50,000 per MP was approved.” HARARE – A group of retired generals and former senior civil servants has accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa of being the “principal architect and beneficiary” of Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3, and alleged a $31 million budget was set aside … Continue reading Generals, Ex-Civil Servants Accuse President of Orchestrating CAB3, Allege $31m Voter Bribery Scheme

By Desire Tshuma Cairo - The African Federation of Miners and Mineral Wealth has urged the African Union to take urgent action over what it describes as “serious violations” and “escalating attacks against African workers.” In a statement issued from its executive offices in Cairo, Egypt, the Federation said the AU must adopt a clear … Continue reading African Miners Federation Calls on AU to Act Against Attacks on Workers

Brennan and Faith Wyngard By Tendai Chisiri “FaB” stands for Faith and Brennan Wyngard as duo drops “When the Sun Sets” Harare – Zimbabwe’s celebrated husband-and-wife Afro-fusion act, FaB Fusion Duo, will officially launch their highly anticipated album Zuva Rovira upon return from a three-week musical visit to Portugal. FaB stands for Faith and Brennan … Continue reading FaB Fusion Duo to Launch “Zuva Rovira” Album in Homecoming Celebration

By Tendai Chisiri NPAZ warns perpetrators of sexual violence “will be prosecuted and held accountable” An 18-year-old man from Gokwe South, under Chief Njelele, has been convicted and sentenced to an effective 15 years in prison for raping his 42-year-old aunt. According to the National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe NPAZ Bulletin dated 2 June 2026, … Continue reading Gokwe South Teen Sentenced to 15 Years for Raping Aunt

By Tendai Chisiri Shamwari YeMwanasikana Demands Urgent Action After 518 Child Pregnancies Recorded in Bubi DistrictChild rights group says figure signals “serious child protection crisis” Harare, 1 June 2026 – Child rights organization Shamwari YeMwanasikana has called for immediate national intervention after Bubi District recorded 518 child pregnancy cases in the past year. The group … Continue reading Shamwari YeMwanasikana Demands Urgent Action After 518 Child Pregnancies Recorded in Bubi District

By Desire Tshuma DOMBOSHAVA — Barely two years after opening its doors, Makumbe Hilltop College in Domboshava is positioning itself as one of the most modern boarding schools in the region, with strong academic results and facilities built to current standards. The college was established in 2024 by Founder Bernard Fungai Mutizwa and his Co-director … Continue reading Makumbe Hilltop College Combines Modern Facilities and Strong Results Since 2024 Launch

UZ student Takudzwa Munemo holding Vernonia glabra at Cleveland Dam By Tendai Chisiri HARARE – The University of Zimbabwe hosted a two-day 4th Annual Media and Crisis Communication training workshop on Wetlands and Climate Communication to equip journalists, students, scientists, and advocates with skills to create narratives that push communities to protect wetlands and act … Continue reading UZ Trains Media + Students to Tell Wetlands Stories as Climate Threats Rise