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By  Gilbert MunetsiOn Monday, May 25, the Panyatsime Cultural and Heritage Centre in Zengeza, Chitungwiza, came alive with the rhythm of traditional drums. Pupils, students, teachers, and cultural custodians gathered to mark Africa Day in an event that brought together music, learning, and heritage.For many young visitors, the occasion was more than a celebration. It … Continue reading Africa Day at Panyatsime: Zimbabwe’s Youth Reconnect With the Continent’s Roots

PAZ National Co-ordinator Tafadzwa Goliati By Tendai Chisiri The Passengers Association of Zimbabwe (PAZ) has expressed frustration over the lack of progress in modernizing bus terminals and bus stops, despite local authorities continuing to collect rank vouchers from transport operators. PAZ National Co-ordinator Tafadzwa Goliati stated that passengers and operators still lack basic facilities like … Continue reading No Progress on Bus Terminal Upgrades in Zimbabwe

By Tendai Chisiri VICTORIA FALLS – Zimbabwe’s Minister of ICT, Postal and Courier Services, Hon. Tatenda Mavetera, has urged African countries to unite behind a common digital agenda that prioritizes universal access, affordability, skills, local content and digital sovereignty.Opening the 2026 ITU Regional Development Forum for Africa at Cresta Sprayview Hotel in Victoria Falls on … Continue reading ICT Minister opens ITU Regional Development Forum, calls for digital sovereignty and Africa-led connectivity

By Collins Kasiya Today, the sons and daughters of Africa rise in unity and revolutionary pride as we commemorate Africa Day — a historic reminder of the courage, sacrifice, and determination of African liberation heroes who fought tirelessly against colonialism, apartheid, oppression,⁵ and exploitation. Africa Day is not merely a symbolic celebration. It is a … Continue reading Africa United: Defending Liberation, Peace, and Economic Freedom

File photo By Tendai Chisiri VICTORIA FALLS – Africa must take an active role in shaping the ethics, governance and direction of artificial intelligence, or risk having a future designed without its values and languages, Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe Director General Dr Gift Machengete has said. Speaking at the closing of the … Continue reading POTRAZ DG urges Africa to shape AI future or risk being left out

By Desire TshumaHARARE. — Linda Tsungirirai Masarira, the outspoken president of the Labour Economists and African Democrats (LEAD) and one of Zimbabwe’s most recognisable female activists, died in Harare in the early hours of Sunday, 24 May 2026. She was 43.Her death was confirmed by Dr Abigale Mupambi, National Coordinator of the Civil Society and … Continue reading Linda Tsungirirai Masarira, LEAD President and Veteran Activist, Dies at 43

By Desire Tshuma MUTARE — Highlanders held Manica Diamonds to a 0-0 draw at Sakubva Stadium on Sunday, denying them victory on a day Manicaland fans enjoyed free entry into the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match. Manica Diamonds dominated possession and created several first-half chances but could not convert, extending their winless run. Highlanders … Continue reading Highlanders Hold Manica Diamonds at Sakubva Despite Free Entry Push

By Tendai Chisiri HARARE – Zimbabwe Cricket has brought in former South African first-class cricketer Quinton Friend as a consultant bowling coach to assist the senior men’s national team ahead of its home Test and limited-overs series against Bangladesh next month. Friend is currently working with the squad at a training camp underway in Harare, … Continue reading Zimbabwe Cricket appoints Quinton Friend as consultant bowling coach ahead of Bangladesh series

By Wallace Mawire The embassy of the state of Palestine in Zimbabwe has condemned the horrific and deeply disturbing actions of Israel’s far-right National Security Minister for taunting and dehumanizing detained international human rights activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla, which is a direct reflection of a broader, systemic Israeli policy rooted in racism and … Continue reading Israel’s blockade of Gaza destined humanitarian vessels condemned

By Desire Tshuma HARARE — The Zimbabwe Republic Police has published the names of 55 people recently convicted and sentenced for drug-related offences, with prison terms ranging from four months to 51 months, in its latest push to deter trafficking and possession.In a press statement dated 21 May 2026, the ZRP said the “name and … Continue reading ZRP Exposes 55 Convicted Drug Offenders as Crackdown Intensifies