• World

    Women(43) Jailed for Killing a pet Spider

    Ilena Renae Rasmussen, a 43-year-old woman from Crestview, Florida, has been arrested and charged with larceny and animal cruelty following the alleged killing of a pet jumping spider belonging to her roommate.  The incident unfolded on July 15 at a residence located on Pansy Avenue, kicking off a chain of events that has raised significant questions around animal rights and…

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  • Politics

    ZACC Invites Applications for New Commissioners

    by Priviledge Zviregei In an effort to bolster the fight against corruption in the country, Parliament’s Committee on Standing Rules and Orders has opened the floor for public nominations to fill eight upcoming vacancies on the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC). The move comes as the tenure of the current commissioners, with the exception of the chairperson, is set to expire…

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  • Art & Sport

    Dancehall Artist Jah Master Eyes Move to Afro Pop

    By Priviledge Zviregei Rodney,Desire Mashanduri, a renowned Zimbabwean dancehall artist, has revealed plans to transition into the Afro pop genre. The 27-year-old artist, who is commonly known by his stage name Jah Master, has become a household name in the country’s vibrant music industry, despite his young age. In a recent interview, Jah Master reflected on his remarkable journey so…

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  • Insight & Opinion

    Silent Killer in Hot Water Again Over Missed Performance

    It seems Zimdancehall artist Silent Killer has found himself in hot water once more, this time over allegations of failing to perform at a highly anticipated show in Ngezi last Saturday. According to the event promoter, Silent Killer was contracted to headline the show at Ngezi Platinum, but when the time came for him to take the stage, he was…

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  • National

    Man jailed 18 months for weird way to show love

    In a shocking display of misguided “love,” a 30-year-old man from Plumtree is facing 18 months in prison after brutally attacking his wife with a hammer. Sims Ncube, the perpetrator, claimed that his violent actions were a sign of his affection for his wife, Monalisa Mpofu. However, the court made it clear that a wife is not a punching bag,…

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  • National

    Cotton Harvest Plummets to Record Low

    The  cotton season has ended with an estimated 13,000 tonnes delivered by farmers, the lowest known production record. This is a significant drop from the 82,000 tonnes delivered last year and far below the government’s projection of 42,000 tonnes. The devastating impact of the El Niño-induced drought is primarily to blame for this record low harvest. Zimbabwe endured what is believed…

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  • National

    Air Zimbabwe Resumes Harare-Johannesburg Flights

    by Priviledge Zviregei Air Zimbabwe has announced the resumption of flights between Harare and Johannesburg. Starting yesterday, the national airline will operate flights on a twice-weekly schedule, providing a much-needed connection between the two bustling cities. The reintroduction of these flights comes as a welcome relief for many Zimbabweans who have long relied on connecting through other African hubs to…

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  • National

    Born-Again Musician Baba Harare Finds New Calling in Christ

    by Priviledge Zviregei Braveman Chizvino, better known by his stage name Baba Harare, has made a bold decision to leave his successful secular music career behind and dedicate his life to gospel music and serving God. The 35-year-old multi-instrumentalist, who rose to fame in the jiti music scene, says he has no regrets about his newfound faith, despite facing skepticism…

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  • National

    Zimbabwe to Resume Direct Flights to UK

    by Priviledge Zviregei Plans are underway to reintroduce direct flights from Zimbabwe to the United Kingdom, a move aimed at boosting trade and capitalizing on the country’s strategic location in the SADC region, announced Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona. With thousands of Zimbabweans currently traveling to Europe via South Africa, Kenya, Dubai or Ethiopia, the resumption of direct…

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  • National

    Zanu PF Councillor Arrested for Stealing Food Aid in Mhondoro-Mubaira

    by Priviledge Zviregei Police are investigating a Zanu PF official in Mhondoro-Mubaira for the alleged theft of food aid meant for drought relief in the district. Linet Chirwa, who is the Zanu PF councillor for ward 5 in Mhondoro-Mubaira, and several Chegutu Rural District Council officials are among the suspects. It is alleged they stole several bags of maize that…

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