Tension over pay cuts for Harare bigwigs

The dispute between Mafume and Marara stemed from a council decision to reduce salaries for its top executives.
By Kenneth Nyangani 1h ago

Ben Curran steps out of the shadow with a family first

Adding to the uniqueness of his journey is the fact that Ben is the only specialist batter in his family—everyone else is an all-rounder.

Chinese company directors face US$420K fraud charge

The court heard that the complainant is Wang Li, also a Chinese national and a director and shareholder of Katsu Agro Chemical.
By Trevor Mutsvairo Oct. 23, 2025

Zim, Afghanistan ready to ignite red-ball rivalry

Test cricket returns to the capital with a bang as Zimbabwe lock horns with Afghanistan in a highly-anticipated one-off clash at the Harare Sports Club today. 
By Munyaradzi Madzokere Oct. 20, 2025

Transforming Zimbabwe’s infrastructure and healthcare

Massive infrastructure projects are underway, aimed at achieving Vision 2030 and aligning with the African Union's Agenda 2063.
By Clever Marisa Oct. 19, 2025

HIT rolls out US$3bn investment drive, targets pension funds

The projects are designed to deliver strong financial returns while contributing to national industrialisation, with the institution indicating that pension funds could leverage on them.
By Melody Chikono Oct. 16, 2025

Govt rolls out asphalt plants to fast-track road maintenance

The Harare asphalt plant, which is already being installed, will serve as the pilot facility before the rollout of additional units across the country.
By Freeman Makopa Oct. 15, 2025

Privatisation of services riles Harare residents

Akili said local authorities also have to make decisions, in terms of devolution of power as provided for in Chapter 14 of the Constitution.
By Brent Shamu Oct. 15, 2025