A ferry disaster on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe claimed at least 46 lives. Hundreds attended a memorial service for the victims of the overloaded boat, which was a vital link for local villagers and fish traders.

Africa's leading insurer, Old Mutual Ltd., has resumed trading on Zimbabwe's dollar-denominated stock exchange after a six-year suspension aimed at curbing currency volatility.

A boat accident in Zimbabwe has resulted in dozens of fatalities.

A lavish wedding attended by President Mnangagwa highlights the significant political influence wielded by tycoons in Zimbabwe.

The European Union is funding aid for Zimbabwean returnees as the country faces a deepening cholera crisis, providing support to those returning home.

Producers Adja Mariam Mahre Soro (Ivory Coast), Tapiwa Chipfupa (Zimbabwe), and Natasha Craveiro (Cabo Verde) discussed their film projects, challenges, and aspirations at the Locarno Open Doors event.

Harare, Zimbabwe, saw a quiet day marked by a heavy security presence and cautious businesses, reflecting underlying tensions related to proposed constitutional changes.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has confirmed the 12 venues for the 2027 ODI World Cup, which will be hosted across South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia. This announcement finalizes the locations for the prestigious tournament.

Virtual consultations are transforming healthcare access in rural Zimbabwe, significantly reducing travel times and bringing more affordable medical services closer to residents.

Zimbabwe aims to increase domestic mineral processing, but smaller miners express concerns about being marginalized in the process.

Zimbabwe experienced extreme hyperinflation in the late 2000s, where money lost value by the hour, leading the state to print 100 trillion dollar banknotes and prices for basic goods like bread increasing significantly within a single day.

South Africa and Zimbabwe are set to co-host the ICC ODI World Cup 2027. The article details how many matches each team will play leading up to the tournament.

Farmers in Chipinge, Zimbabwe, are utilizing FAO-backed community seed banks to revive drought-resistant traditional crops, leveraging indigenous knowledge to enhance food security amidst climate variability.

Relatives describe ‘unimaginable loss’ as police seek father who is suspected of killing them before fleeing to Zimbabwe Tributes have been paid to three members of the same family who were found…

UK police are searching for Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, who is suspected of murdering his wife and two daughters before fleeing to Zimbabwe.

Cuba is in a race against time to restore electricity after a new collapse of its national power grid. Meanwhile, Zimbabwe has successfully restored power following its own national grid collapse.

Thousands of foreigners are seeking to leave South Africa after local groups demanded the departure of all irregular immigrants by June 30, prompting emergency repatriations by countries like Malawi, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique.

Zimbabwe registered their biggest victory ever in Test cricket, defeating Bangladesh in a match that defied expectations.

Thousands of Malawian migrants queued for processing at a makeshift camp in Durban, while hundreds of Zimbabweans slept outside their consulate in Cape Town, as South Africa braces for anticipated anti-immigrant protests.

The Bangladesh cricket team has announced an unchanged One Day International (ODI) squad for their upcoming tour of Zimbabwe, maintaining continuity in their lineup.

A Zimbabwean High Court has acquitted prominent journalist Faith Zaba, who faced charges of undermining President Mnangagwa’s authority.

A proposed bill in Zimbabwe aimed at scrapping presidential elections has ignited significant backlash, with supporters calling it governance reform and opponents viewing it as a critical turning point for the country's political future.

Zimbabwe's lower house of parliament has passed legislation that would extend presidential terms from five to seven years.

Traditional foods are experiencing a strong resurgence in Zimbabwe's second-largest city, fueled by growing health awareness and a sense of nostalgia, leading to a proliferation of restaurants serving indigenous dishes.

Many climate migrants who settled in Zimbabwe’s fertile Eastern Highlands after drought made their home areas unsupportable for farming now fear eviction as a crackdown intensifies.

Local media in Zimbabwe report that seven schoolchildren tragically died in a minibus fire. Private minibuses and unregulated taxis are commonly used for school transport in the country.

Black rhinos have been reintroduced to a park in Zimbabwe, 30 years after they fled poachers. The rewilding effort uses the same genetic heritage.

Zimbabwe's e-tricycle scheme, designed to support rural women's livelihoods, is facing significant challenges due to high fees, stringent licensing rules, and increased police enforcement. These measures are putting the women's economic stability at risk.

A project to establish a Catholic teachers’ college in Karoi, Zimbabwe, is reportedly gathering significant momentum, indicating progress in its development and implementation.

Masvingo, Zimbabwe, has officially sworn in its new junior council, marking a new phase for youth representation in local governance.

Madzibaba veShanduko and Kunaka have filed for discharge in a legal proceeding.

An article from NewsDay Zimbabwe discusses how parents might inadvertently guide their children into unhealthy or dangerous relationships. It explores the subtle ways parental actions and attitudes can impact a child's relational choices.

Nathaniel Z Mpofu has authored an opinion piece titled 'Do not resuscitate: A self-review,' published by NewsDay Zimbabwe. The article appears to be a personal reflection or commentary.

Zimbabwe is pioneering a new digital initiative to tokenize cattle, aiming to create a 'digital herd' for various economic and agricultural benefits.

Police have arrested five cross-border smugglers in Zimbabwe, seizing 360 kilograms of dagga. The arrests highlight ongoing efforts to combat illegal drug trafficking.

NewsDay Zimbabwe publishes an article titled 'Zim: An angry country,' likely reflecting on the current socio-political sentiment and public discontent within Zimbabwe.

A teacher in Mutare has been arrested in connection with a fake jobs scam.

PLZ marked Africa Day by emphasizing its commitment to investing in people and preserving culture, as reported by NewsDay Zimbabwe. The organization's initiatives align with the spirit of the continental celebration.

A special series titled 'KATI' (Executioners) focuses on dictators, including Robert Mugabe, the Marxist teacher, revolutionary, and dictator who led Zimbabwe to bankruptcy through intimidation and extermination.

A herd of buffaloes has reportedly escaped from a game park in Sanyati, Zimbabwe, prompting concerns among local residents and authorities.

This article discusses the advancements in reusable rocket technology and its role in the renewed global competition for space exploration, particularly missions to the Moon and Mars.

The widow of Chikerema is reportedly challenging a homeowners association regarding the closure of a road, leading to a local dispute.

Internal conflicts within Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu PF party have reportedly turned nasty following the emergence of an audio recording involving Tagwirei.

Zimbabwe is facing renewed scrutiny from investors following a tax challenge involving Delta, according to NewsDay Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwean President Mnangagwa has expressed alarm over a recent surge in fatal road accidents across the country. Meanwhile, Croatia experienced a 'black Thursday' with multiple tragedies, including the death of a decorated firefighter and another fatality in Šibenik.

An article from NewsDay Zimbabwe discusses the geopolitical challenges and strategic decisions facing Armenia, framing its current trajectory as a 'geopolitical suicide'.

China's advancements in chip innovation are significantly altering the global technological landscape and influencing Africa's future path in the industry.

NewsDay Zimbabwe publishes an opinion piece evaluating the quality and user experience of Itel mobile phones, questioning their reputation.

A new political controversy, dubbed 'The big sell-out,' has erupted in Zimbabwe, reportedly brewed by Tshabangu.

Panyatsime is actively working to promote African identity by organizing events focused on culture, music, and heritage.

China's journey from extreme poverty to a manufacturing powerhouse and its advancements in space exploration are being presented as a blueprint for the cognitive liberation and development of the Global South. This narrative highlights the underlying logic of China's rise and its potential as a model for other developing nations.

Zimbabwe is compensating European farmers for land, a move that has sparked debate and criticism regarding the unacknowledged original dispossession and the selective application of property rights.

Fastjet has announced a new partnership with ADMA for an upcoming agrishow, indicating a collaboration in the agricultural sector.

A bank manager in Zimbabwe is reportedly involved in a scandal concerning the theft of a vehicle valued at US$45,000.

The sesame sector in Zimbabwe is being severely impacted by widespread smuggling and sidemarketing activities. These illicit practices are disrupting the legitimate market and affecting producers.

Police in Matabeleland South, Zimbabwe, have successfully recovered a number of smuggled vehicles, indicating ongoing efforts to combat illegal cross-border activities and vehicle theft.

A strategic analysis examines the US indictment of Raúl Castro, framing Cuba's struggle as intertwined with Africa's fight on the Caribbean frontline.

An analysis explores the evolving relationship between China and Africa, discussing how a transformed China impacts Africa's journey towards greater autonomy and self-determination.

An analysis delves into the geopolitical shifts, explaining why countries in the Global South are increasingly aligning with China rather than traditional hegemonic powers.

The Ekhaya Festival has placed a strong emphasis on themes of faith and healing, making them central to its events and activities.

A retailer in Zimbabwe has resorted to suspending salaries as part of a desperate measure to ensure its survival amidst challenging economic conditions.

Youths in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, have successfully reclaimed a previously barren area, transforming it into productive farmland through community-led initiatives.

NewsDay Zimbabwe explores how energy transformation initiatives are instrumental in achieving the country's Vision 2030 goals and contributing to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

The Harare International Festival of the Arts (HIFA) is making its return seven years after the passing of Robert Mugabe.

The deaths of a mother and her daughters in Bulawayo have sparked widespread calls for urgent action against gender-based violence in Zimbabwe, prompting national reflection on the issue.

Zimbabwe's new land policy is initiating a fresh chapter in the country's land reform efforts, consequently reopening disputes over farms that were seized after 2000.

A lavish $17.5 million wedding among Harare's elite has reportedly exposed how tycoons helped scrap elections and extend the president's term until 2030.

The European Union is providing funding for aid to Zimbabwean returnees as the country faces a deepening cholera crisis.

Serbian and Zimbabwean foreign ministers signed cooperation agreements, with an announcement made regarding the potential reopening of Zimbabwe's embassy in Belgrade.

A new dinosaur species, named Musango matusadonaensis, has been discovered in Zimbabwe. This 4.5-meter-long bipedal omnivore lived 210 million years ago.

The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has concluded financing facilities totaling $190 million for CBZ Bank Limited in Zimbabwe, aimed at supporting the country's economic growth.

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has hosted a 22-member delegation from the Zimbabwe Defence Force to discuss strategies for strengthening border security, regional cooperation, and national security.

Following his recent performance against Zimbabwe and consistent excellence, cricketer Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is being compared to Sanath Jayasuriya's 1996 World Cup exploits, with calls to fast-track him for the 2027 ODI World Cup.

Zimbabwe tours have consistently been utilized by India to debut new T20I players, with prominent cricketers like Virat Kohli and KL Rahul having made their initial appearances there. Recent tours have also introduced fresh talents such as Abhishek Sharma and Riyan Parag.

Indian cricket prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is returning to Zimbabwe for the 2026 T20 series, following his U19 World Cup performance. Fans are eager to see if he can regain his explosive form.

The Zimbabwean government has refused to expel South Africans living in the country, despite calls for retaliatory measures following recurring xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

Zimbabwe's Ambassador to Ghana, K.E. Chinoza, met with the Director-General of Ghana's Narcotics Control Commission to announce Zimbabwe's proposed benchmarking mission aimed at drawing lessons from Ghana's successful strategies in combating drug abuse.

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has signed constitutional changes into law, extending his term until 2030 and allowing parliament to elect future presidents instead of a public vote.

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has signed legislation into law that will extend his presidential term by two years, allowing him to remain in office until 2030.

A Zimbabwean football star survived a gun attack in South Africa, with police investigating the attempted murder case but making no arrests so far.

Zimbabwe's cricket team secured a significant Test victory over Bangladesh by an innings and 85 runs, marking their first back-to-back Test wins in over 25 years.

A man has been arrested in Zimbabwe on charges of recruiting individuals for the Russian army. The arrest highlights concerns about foreign recruitment efforts.

Actor Ian Somerhalder, known for 'The Vampire Diaries,' discussed his decision to leave Hollywood for a life in regenerative agriculture, stating a trip to Zimbabwe profoundly changed his perspective.

Zimbabwe's 83-year-old President Emmerson Mnangagwa has secured Senate backing for an extension of his term in office. This move will prolong his presidency beyond its original end date.

Zimbabwe's parliament has voted in favor of a constitutional amendment that would extend the presidential term from five to seven years, potentially allowing the current president to remain in power longer.

Emmerson Mnangagwa, known as 'The Crocodile,' is making further moves to consolidate his power in Zimbabwe, following decades of working under Robert Mugabe before ascending to the top job.

Zimbabwe's parliament has passed legislation that would extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term in office and potentially allow him to seek two additional re-elections.

Zimbabwe's lithium sector is undergoing significant transformation with new projects and foreign-backed mines, but the local gains from this boom are unevenly distributed.

Zimbabwe has announced its intention to regulate the cryptocurrency sector. This move indicates the government's effort to establish a framework for digital assets within the country.

Rev. Stephen Wengam, General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God, Ghana, concluded his ministry at the Zimbabwe Assemblies of God National Conference, calling for greater revival in Africa.

The United Nations General Assembly elected Austria, Kyrgyzstan, Portugal, Trinidad and Tobago, and Zimbabwe to the 15-member UN Security Council for two-year terms starting January 1, 2027.

Zimbabwe is moving forward with a bill that would extend the president's term in office until 2030. This legislative effort aims to prolong the current president's tenure.

Communities in Zimbabwe are actively pushing for their local climate adaptation efforts to be formally integrated into policy actions, seeking governmental support and recognition.

Zimbabwe remains hopeful about achieving its goal of ending AIDS by 2030, even as the country faces significant funding cuts for its programs.

A new push for livestock vaccination in South Africa is raising the stakes for farmers in Zimbabwe, potentially affecting regional agricultural practices and trade.

A demand for a referendum is reportedly affecting President Emmerson Mnangagwa's plans regarding his term in office in Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe is embarking on a new digital initiative to tokenize cattle, aiming to create a digital herd and potentially revolutionize the livestock industry.

Fifty-one pupils were hospitalized after a bee attack occurred at a school in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. The students received medical attention following the incident.

The article touches on diverse global economic trends, from Zimbabwe becoming a new hub for Chinese millionaires to the financial challenges currently faced by the space race.

Havenhill Academy has successfully produced global accountants in Zimbabwe, as highlighted by NewsDay Zimbabwe.

Concerns about procurement graft have emerged in Zimbabwe following the announcement of plans by Harare to purchase 200 buses.

Zimbabwe is advocating for the establishment of a unified framework for financing conservation efforts.

Zimbabwean Minister Amon Murwira is advocating for a stronger African voice in global governance discussions at a United Nations meeting.

NewsDay Zimbabwe explores Türkiye's cuisine, focusing on its cultural heritage and shared dining traditions.

Ndlovu has urged Zimbabwean government agencies to utilize carbon markets as a source of funding for climate change initiatives.

An investigation by NewsDay Zimbabwe reveals an oil regime is allegedly responsible for financial losses amounting to US$4.3 million every 30 days.

NewsDay Zimbabwe calls for South Africa to take decisive action against xenophobia, highlighting the ongoing challenges and the need for stronger measures.

A significant drug shipment valued at R1 billion was intercepted at the Beitbridge border, according to reports from NewsDay Zimbabwe.

Members of Parliament from Zimbabwe's Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) have revolted over the controversial Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB 3). The dramatic protest highlights deep divisions over the proposed legislation.

IOC chief and former Zimbabwean medalist Kirsty Coventry stirred a social media storm after stating that athletes should not be paid at the Olympic Games, drawing criticism from Olympians.

An analysis explores how critical minerals have become a pivotal factor in global power dynamics, serving as both a strategic resource and a bargaining chip.

Articles discuss why China is unable to effectively control or 'hijack' Tibetan Buddhism, exploring the resilience and unique characteristics of the spiritual tradition.

Demolitions at Warwick Farm in Zimbabwe have been marred by claims of chaos and corruption, sparking public concern.

Invictus Energy has finalized a gas deal in Zimbabwe, advancing its Cabora Bassa gas project and signaling significant developments in the region's energy sector.

Grain millers in Zimbabwe have issued a final demand regarding what they describe as 'illegal' levies, seeking resolution to the contentious issue.

An analysis examines China's shift from quantity to quality in its economic modernization and the lessons this offers for Africa and the Global South.

Sanlam Alternative Investments has acquired a 10% stake in GreenCo, marking a significant investment in the energy sector that is expected to bolster GreenCo's operations and expansion plans.

A fatal road accident on the Harare-Bulawayo Road near Redcliff, Zimbabwe, has resulted in the deaths of six people.

Dreamstar Zimbabwe, a talent search program, is returning for its landmark 10th anniversary season.

As of now, no burial arrangements have been finalized for the recently deceased Chief Bakwayi.

On Africa Day, a Zimbabwean news outlet emphasizes the continent's need to move beyond observing history and actively shape its future, advocating for greater self-reliance.

An analysis explores China's strategic advantage in critical minerals and its implications for Africa's industrialization path.

An article discusses Africa's potential to capitalize on current global transformations, outlining strategies for the continent to seize its historic opportunity for growth and influence.

The Zimbabwean government, in collaboration with the UNDP, has commissioned a 120kw solar minigrid project in Hurungwe.

A commentary reflects on the unfulfilled dream of Kwame Nkrumah for Africa, suggesting the continent has yet to achieve the unity and prosperity he envisioned.

Tributes are pouring in for activist Masarira following their passing. The individual was a prominent figure in activism, and their death has prompted widespread condolences.

NewsDay Zimbabwe reports on the "CAB3" initiative, described as a people-centred path aimed at achieving stability, continuity, and national development. The program seeks to foster progress within the country.

NewsDay Zimbabwe reflects on Africa Day, discussing the concept of the next African revolution and how it will be communicated across the continent.

Abandoned mines in Zvishavane and Mashava, Zimbabwe, are reportedly suffering from asbestos dumps, toxic dust, and unfulfilled promises, raising environmental and health concerns for local communities.

Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo's unusually close access to Kenyan President William Ruto has raised questions and drawn media scrutiny. Reports highlight the extraordinary nature of his interactions with the president.

A lavish $20 million wedding held at a polo club outside Harare in late May brought together Zimbabwe's one percent, offering insights into the country's true power brokers.

Zimbabwe’s dollar-denominated stock exchange, VFEX, plans to increase its market value by 25% over the next year and roll out a venture board to help junior mining and exploration companies raise capital.

Harare's streets were quieter than usual as residents awaited potential protests following a call for a nationwide shutdown against proposed constitutional changes.

Researchers have announced the discovery of a new dinosaur species, Musango, in Zimbabwe. Fossils of the 4.5-meter-long dinosaur, which preyed on crocodile-like animals, were found near Lake Kariba.

A new species of dinosaur has been discovered in Zimbabwe, providing fresh insights into ancient creatures that inhabited southern Africa.

Researchers have unearthed a 210-million-year-old dinosaur in Zimbabwe, a discovery that suggests the region once comprised several distinct ecosystems, each supporting different dinosaur species.

Zimbabwe's ban on raw lithium exports is reportedly paying off, encouraging the southern African nation to further develop its local resource processing capabilities.

Victoria Falls, a geological boundary between Zambia and Zimbabwe, is highlighted as a powerful display of nature's force and one of the world's most recognizable natural landmarks.

Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza has defended 15-year-old cricketer Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, urging patience and proper management for the young talent after a challenging debut series.

Open pits left by informal gold miners in Zimbabwe, filled with stagnant water, are creating breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Health experts warn that mining activities are exacerbating a surge in malaria infections, already worsened by funding cuts and climate change.

Patryk R. was sentenced to 12 years in prison for attempted murder of a Zimbabwean citizen and violence against Italian citizens in Częstochowa, while Paweł T. received a one-year suspended sentence for his involvement.

British police have initiated an international manhunt for a father accused of killing his wife and two daughters before fleeing to Zimbabwe.

Sanju Samson has been excluded from India's T20I squad for the Zimbabwe tour due to a recent slump in form. Shreyas Iyer will captain the 15-member team, which includes a first-time call-up for pacer Ashok Sharma.

Bangladesh spinner Taijul Islam achieved a significant milestone by securing his 19th Test five-wicket haul against Zimbabwe, surpassing Mitchell Starc's record and drawing level with Shakib Al Hasan among top left-arm bowlers.

Farai Mudzingwa's acclaimed debut novel 'Die Avenues' offers an exuberant and humorous portrayal of Zimbabwe and its capital city, Harare.

Zimbabwe's Senate has approved a bill to amend the constitution, extending the presidential term limit. This amendment allows the 83-year-old president to potentially remain in office longer.

Zimbabwean Members of Parliament have passed a bill that extends the president's time in power. This legislative change has implications for the country's political landscape and future elections.

The state has publicly denied claims regarding the involvement of a Zimbabwean businessman, Chivayo, in the upgrade deal for Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).

Cofek is seeking a court injunction to block the JKIA upgrade deal, while CS Chirchir has denied any agreement with Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo regarding the project.

A collision between a train and a bus in Zimbabwe resulted in the deaths of nine people, including children, and left at least 25 others injured.

Forty-three Ghanaians who lost their homes and livelihoods due to a demolition exercise in Zimbabwe, a suburb of Abidjan in Côte d’Ivoire, have been evacuated back to Ghana's Western Region.

Zimbabwe has announced that China's Huayou Cobalt is planning to build a lithium carbonate plant in the country. This development was reported by Bloomberg.com.

Zimbabwe's parliament is considering a controversial bill that would extend the presidential term, potentially allowing President Mnangagwa to remain in power until 2030.

The article explores the increasing prominence of sodium batteries as an alternative to lithium and how Zimbabwe can leverage this trend.

Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu PF party is tightening its grip ahead of a crucial vote on CAB 3.

The Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) has claimed victory following a ban on foreign miners, indicating a significant development in the country's mining sector.

Winky D's 'One Big Party' events are described as subversive political carnivals, evoking a sense of deja vu in their commentary on current affairs.

The article discusses ongoing issues and "bad designs" observed in electric vehicles (EVs), exploring the underlying reasons for these design choices and their implications.

Zimbabwean police are mobilizing farmers and miners to participate in an anti-crime drive, aiming to enhance community involvement in security efforts.

The Class of 1999 from Marondera’s Cherutombo High School has come to the aid of their former institution, providing financial or other support to bail it out.

The UNFPA and its partners are honoring midwives and pushing for greater investment in their crucial role in healthcare.

Political figures in Zimbabwe are calling for the rejection of a proposed push to extend political terms, warning of potential dangers.

A NewsDay Zimbabwe article offers a glimpse into a hidden butterfly sanctuary located within Zimbabwe, highlighting its natural beauty.

Murwira has pushed for a stronger African voice in global governance discussions during a United Nations meeting, advocating for greater representation and influence for the continent.

The development of reusable rockets is intensifying the global competition among nations and private companies to return to the Moon and explore Mars.

Zimbabwe's Parliament has been taken to court regarding the controversial Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) and demands for a referendum.

Vevhu Resources has withdrawn fraud charges previously filed against three residents of Spitzkop, as reported by NewsDay Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwean churches are highlighting the urgent need for consistent constitutional leadership amidst ongoing political and social instability in the country.

Zimbabwe is under renewed investor scrutiny following a tax challenge involving Delta Corporation, raising concerns about the country's business environment.

The Ekhaya Fest is highlighted as an event that goes beyond music, focusing on showering elders with love and care.

NewsDay Zimbabwe has published an article discussing how the West allegedly foments religious war.

A comprehensive analysis highlights China's rise as Africa's foremost technology partner, detailing two decades of what is described as win-win cooperation between the regions.

A report suggests that urban to rural migration could be a practical pathway towards Zimbabwe's economic recovery and renaissance.

An El Niño warning has prompted calls for early government action in Zimbabwe to protect vulnerable populations from its potential impacts.

Zimbabwe is experiencing a deadly surge in malaria cases, which is straining its fragile health systems and leading to treatment shortages in rural areas, exacerbated by aid cuts and climate change.

Zimbabwe's representative, Murwira, has presented the country's case for securing a seat on the United Nations Security Council.

An article provides a strategic analysis of the US indictment of Raúl Castro, linking Cuba's struggle to Africa's fight.

Ghana has launched a new e-visa system aimed at transforming travel and boosting continental tourism growth, with Zimbabwe and over forty other African nations joining the initiative.

A bank manager in Zimbabwe has been implicated in a US$45,000 vehicle theft scandal. The incident has led to an investigation into the alleged financial misconduct.

A road accident in Redcliff, Zimbabwe, has resulted in the deaths of six people.

Zimbabwe's USD inflation rate has reportedly slowed to 0.3% in May.

A new single has been released, providing fans with an insight into the artistic world of musician 60kslime.

The fourth episode of the 'Carpe Diem' music series has further established Harare's significance on the regional music scene.

An analysis explores why countries in the Global South are increasingly choosing to align with China over what is perceived as unilateral hegemony, shifting the global geopolitical balance.

NewsDay Zimbabwe questions the whereabouts of the Uchena Commission Report, implying public demand for its release.

An article argues that Africa's potential for prosperity remains unrealized due to persistent divisions across the continent.

Funding cuts have been identified as a key factor contributing to a deadly surge in malaria cases in Zimbabwe's Mashonaland West province, raising concerns about public health.

Tafira is pursuing a project dubbed 'The Android of the mind' with the goal of quantifying mental health. This initiative aims to develop new methods for measuring and understanding mental well-being.

NewsDay Zimbabwe provides an inside look at the US$15 million Mt Sinia project, detailing its efforts to transform and rehabilitate the damaged landscape of Penhalonga.