Hustlers Cry Foul as Zimra Tightens Tax Net
By Staff Reporter The knock on the door — or the message on the till slip machine — sounds different depending on who’s answering it. For ZIMRA, it’s a routine reminder to “regularize your affairs.” For the vendor on the corner,…
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Artist’s Poster Provokes Intense Debate
By Staff Reporter A promotional flyer for Winky D’s upcoming Tete a Tete Season 2 show has ignited a genuinely polarized social media debate, with some fans raising concerns over its imagery and others dismissing the controversy as a misreading of…
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Chemaden Resources Ltd: Abandoned After Nine Years of Service
By Staff Reporter For nearly a decade, William Mpofu stood watch over the Congorilla mining claims on behalf of Chemaden Resources Ltd — mediating disputes, chasing off illegal miners, and keeping the site’s paperwork in order with the Ministry of…
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The Ebola Isolation Controversy in Kenya
By Staff Reporter Seven American aid workers began a 21-day quarantine on July 13, 2026, at a U.S.-backed isolation facility at Laikipia Air Base near Nanyuki, Kenya — the first time the site has actually been used since it became one of the most…
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Harare Gardens Under Siege?
By Staff Reporter Harare Gardens has long been known as the “green lungs” of the capital — a free, open space where office workers eat lunch, students study, couples find a quiet bench, and families escape the noise of the CBD. In recent…
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ZIFA Must End Warriors Coaching Experiments
By Staff Reporter Zimbabwe’s senior men’s national football team, the Warriors, are at a crossroads that demands immediate, professional action from the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA). With 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers kicking…
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Safety Concerns Mount Following Regal Star Fire
By Staff Reporter — Harare, Zimbabwe The City of Harare Fire Brigade is being widely praised after containing a fire that broke out on the 9th floor of Regal House (also known as Regal Star House), located along George Silundika Avenue between First…
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U.S. Visa Operations to Close in Botswana
By Staff Reporter Starting August 1, 2026, Botswana nationals and residents will no longer be able to process U.S. visa applications in Gaborone. All routine immigrant and non-immigrant visa services are being transferred to the U.S. Consulate General in…
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Telecel Corporate Rescue Leaves Loyal Subscribers Waiting For Answers
By Staff Reporter Telecel Zimbabwe has once again captured public attention — not through service innovation, but through a formal notice convening a meeting to vote on a Corporate Rescue Plan on Friday, 24 July 2026. For long-term subscribers, the…
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When Parliament Becomes a Private Enterprise
By Staff Reporter In a functioning democracy, a Member of Parliament is supposed to be a bridge — connecting the corridors of power to the streets where their constituents actually live. In Zimbabwe, the prevailing sentiment among many citizens is that…
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