Student murdered for identifying robber

Police urged the public to prioritise neighbourhood watch committee patrols.
By Margaret Lubinda Nov. 9, 2024

The Sadc summit curse

There are areas where the administration’s  force should be exerted, chief among them being the fight against corruption.
By Newsday Aug. 9, 2024

Zinasu 44 demand trial

Police on July 24 pounced on Zinasu members at the Zesa Training Centre in Belvedere, Harare, following the eruption of violence, which resulted in destruction of property.
By Priviledge Gumbodete Aug. 6, 2024

Govt perpetuating culture of fear, intimidation: MP

He expressed concern over the continued incarceration of Zimbabwean citizens, including students, and called for tangible reasons to be provided for their arrests.
By Harriet Chikandiwa Jul. 27, 2024

‘Zinasu president was on the run’

The student leader is facing a charge of criminal nuisance. Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi released him on US$100 bail.
By Rejoice Phiri Jul. 26, 2024

44 Zinasu members arrested over violent skirmishes

Nyathi released the names of victims of an accident that occurred at the 70km peg along the Ngundu-Tanganda Road, which claimed eight lives.
By Brent Shamu Jul. 25, 2024

Benza in England on attachment

The Students played out a goalless draw in their last match, having previously seen their 10-match unbeaten run halted by Ngezi Platinum Stars.
By Sports Reporter Jul. 8, 2024

Building narratives-Tafadzwa Negonde: A survivor-cum-mental health advocate

Tafadzwa’s story is one meant to empower and help others in his continual healing journey.
By Fungayi Antony Sox Jun. 9, 2024

Zinasu threatens to shut down universities

According to Section 75 of the Constitution, it is the government’s obligation to ensure education is free and accessible to all learners of school-going age.
By Gracious Daniel Apr. 24, 2024