Apostolic Leaders Publicly Endorse Magaya in PHD Church Visit
Story By Staff Reporter Apostolic church leaders visited Prophet Walter Magaya’s Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries and endorsed him publicly. As a result, the visit has sparked fresh debate about how apostolic and Pentecostal churches…
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First VAR Match in Zimbabwe Confirmed for Chibuku Super Cup Final
Story By Staff Reporter Zimbabwean football will enter a new era next month. The Chibuku Super Cup final will host the country’s first match with Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology. VAR debut set for November 28 FIFA Referees Instructor Felix…
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Predictor forecasts good rains and strong cyclones despite Super El Niño drought warning
Disclaimer: This is not an official weather forecast. It is an independent observation and projection based on personal experience. A climate observer forecasts a good 2026 to 2027 rainy season with heavy rains for Southern Africa. Many people currently…
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Biti claims Tagwirei funded MDC Alliance and CCC
Story By Lulu Brenda Harris Former finance minister Tendai Biti has stirred controversy. He alleges that businessperson and Zanu PF senator Kudakwashe Tagwirei financed the opposition MDC Alliance in 2018 and the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) in…
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Putting Lipstick on a Pig: The Myth of Zimbabwe’s Inflated GDP
Story By Tendai Biti On 21 October 2026, Zim woke up to a blaring headline in The Herald: Zim is now Africa’s 14th largest economy, with a projected GDP of US$65.92 billion. Sadly, there were no celebrations. The Rebasing Miracle Through the…
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Chamisa Says He Won “Twice” as Social Media Splits Over Faith, Facts and General Chiwenga
Story By Staff Reporter Nelson Chamisa has revived his claim that he won Zimbabwe’s presidential elections in both 2018 and 2023, drawing a sharp and divided response online. “We won, not once, but twice” In a social media post carrying…
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Infiltration fears as Zanu PF axes 172 rogue affiliates
Story By Nqobani Ndlovu and Tinashe Kairiza Many Zanu-PF affiliate groupings may be operating without legal party status. They failed a vetting exercise, according to the ruling party’s 2026 central committee report. The report recommended only 80…
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Midlands Gukurahundi victims silenced
Story By Sharon Sibindi, Standard Gukurahundi survivors from the Midlands want to testify about atrocities from the early post-independence years. They now face questions over which traditional leaders should hear them. Some reportedly approach chiefs…
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Govt mum as Uebert Angel scandal explodes
Story By Nqobani Ndlovu The government has remained conspicuously silent over an explosive new Al Jazeera investigation. The investigation alleges that ambassador-at-large Uebert Angel helped funnel money to a convicted criminal linked to a proscribed…
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Minister barred over unpaid fees
Story By Desmond Chingarande Local Government and Public Works minister Daniel Garwe cannot pursue a legal challenge over a chieftainship dispute in Masvingo until he meets two conditions. The High Court ordered him to pay more than US$4 700 in…
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