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Mhona warns of ‘avoidable carnage’ ahead of schools reopening

Road traffic accidents remain one of Zimbabwe’s deadliest public safety failures, routinely spiking during peak travel periods.

By Freeman Makopa 6h ago

Mhona warns of ‘avoidable carnage’ ahead of schools reopening

Outrage after taskforce hits school bus in anti-smuggling sting

The anti-smuggling task force was introduced in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic, when international travel was restricted.

By Rex Mphisa 6h ago

Outrage after taskforce hits school bus in anti-smuggling sting

JSC touts digital reforms, performance management in new judicial year

Malaba said the final year of the strategic plan marked a turning point in modernising court operations and strengthening public confidence in the judiciary.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni 6h ago

JSC touts digital reforms, performance management in new judicial year

IShowSpeed in Africa: Gen Z’s Zeitgeist in the Age of Trump

The lesson is clear: Africa’s youth are no longer waiting for permission.

By Wellington Muzengeza 10h ago

IShowSpeed in Africa: Gen Z’s Zeitgeist in the Age of Trump

Masvingo chief blocks private school opening, demands free education for his kids

Police later intervened, prompting the chief to remove his vehicle and allow access to the school.

By kukurigo 10h ago

Masvingo chief blocks private school opening, demands free education for his kids

What is behind China’s Reunification Principle?

The enduring legal significance of Resolution 2758 lies not in prescribing the method of reunification, but in affirming sovereignty and representation.

By Tinashe Nyamushanya 13h ago

What is behind China’s Reunification Principle?

Judicial inaction chokes prisons: PG

Matanda-Moyo said an accused is entitled to bail unless the court finds that it is in the interest of justice that the accused be detained in custody pending trial.

By Silas Nkala 19h ago

A nation failing its girls

Fifteen-year-old Privilege has become a breadwinner for her aunt and two younger siblings after their parents passed away several years ago.

By Newsday 19h ago

Zim eyes homegrown grains to cut US$2bn import bill

With Zimbabwe spending over US$2 billion a year on imported grains and oilseeds, officials argue that domestic production could meet much of the demand.

By Simbarashe Sithole 19h ago