Human traffickers target Kariba route

Human traffickers target Kariba route

HARARE — Human traffickers and migrant smugglers are turning Lake Kariba into a major illegal transit route, taking advantage of critical gaps in border surveillance along the vast reservoir, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has warned.

Turning vulnerable livestock into four-eyed beasts helps protect them in Zimbabwe

Turning vulnerable livestock into four-eyed beasts helps protect them in Zimbabwe

NYANGOMBE, Zimbabwe — In the first six months of 2026, the local council in Chiredzi recorded 317 cases of human-wildlife conflict in this district of southeastern Zimbabwe. In villages like Nyangombe, which is flanked by large game reserves such as Save Valley Conservancy and Nyangombe Community Conservancy, residents say wildlife frequently eat their crops and attack livestock or even people.

Mnangagwa mourns Chivayo, recalls their close ties

Mnangagwa mourns Chivayo, recalls their close ties

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has described the late businessman Wicknell Chivayo as a philanthropic entrepreneur whose vision extended beyond his family to Zimbabwe, the southern African region and the continent, as his death has once again placed his unusually close relationship with the President under public scrutiny.

Govt vows to target syndicates advertising fake jobs abroad

Govt vows to target syndicates advertising fake jobs abroad

The Government will crack down on transnational syndicates that lure Zimbabweans with non-existent jobs abroad under the proposed Trafficking in Persons Amendment Bill, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said.

Mnangagwa: Chivayo shared grand plans with me a day before helicopter crash

Mnangagwa: Chivayo shared grand plans with me a day before helicopter crash

President Emmerson Mnangagwa says the nation has been left numb and in deep shock following the death of Wicknell Chivayo, his wife, two crew members and a security aide in a helicopter crash in rural Marondera on Wednesday afternoon.

Letters 25-01-2007

Act now to stop 'clean-up'
EDITOR - Mugabe is planning another 'clean-up'. This is very unfortunate but, I believe, will send a strong message to the United...

Letter from Home

A whole generation gone

BY LITANY BIRD

Dear Family and Friends,

It was with a...

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Next month the European Union will announce its decision on the renewal of targeted travel...

Farewell to Jazz musician

HARARE - Deverangwena Jazz Band drummer, Patrick Kabanda has died.
Kabanda was 61 years old when he...

Book Review

BY CHIKWAPURO Title: Hoardings of the heart Author: Kim McClenaghan Published: The Book Guild Ltd. ...

Governor Gono’s Benz

BY WILF MBANGA

LONDON - The Governor of the Reserve Bank,...

Hungry Zims angry at Gono’s new car


It's shameful, says...

CIO confiscates more radios

BY VIOLET GONDA
HARARE - At least 42 radios are reported to have been confiscated by state...

Chiefs obstruct MDC candidates

BY GIFT PHIRI
HARARE - Chiefs and village headmen in 15 rural district councils have disenfranchised opposition...

Top MDC women leave for AU


Sekai Holland addressing a rally
HARARE - The Tsvangirai-led MDC has...

IATA threatens to suspend Air Zim

HARARE - Air Zimbabwe faces suspension from the International Air Travel Association over a US$15 million...

State fears demos

BULAWAYO - Heavily armed police on Monday mounted several roadblocks in Zimbabwe's major cities amid growing...

ZESA loses out on power deal

HARARE - Zimbabwe has lost out on a US$500 million stake in neighbouring Mozambique's Hidroelectrica de...

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