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Zimbabwe’s Sewage Crisis Deepens as Parliament Reveals Only 20 of 63 Plants Still Work
Parliament has disclosed that just 20 of Zimbabwe’s 63 sewage treatment plants remain functional, exposing a nationwide collapse in wastewater management that is intensifying disease risks and fuelling demands for urgent service delivery reform.
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Three Killed, 19 Injured as Kombi and Truck Collide on Harare’s Glen Eagles Road
A head-on collision between a commuter omnibus and a truck near First Class Bus Garage in Harare has left three people dead and 19 injured, with victims admitted to Sally Mugabe Hospital.
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Femicide Crisis: Shamwari Yemwanasikana Wants Intimate Partner Killings Declared a National Emergency
Shamwari Yemwanasikana says at least 13 women and children were killed in Zimbabwean homes between June and September 2026, and is demanding that intimate partner murders be treated as a national emergency.
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Zimbabwe’s National Speed Monitoring System Goes Live in Harare
Transport Minister Felix Mhona commissioned the National Speed Monitoring System in Harare, giving authorities fresh oversight of how public service vehicles are driven as Government pushes to cut road deaths.
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Econet Warns WhatsApp Users to Lock Down Accounts as Hijacking Scams Spread
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe is urging subscribers to enable passkeys and two-step verification and to stop sharing security codes, as hackers increasingly target WhatsApp accounts for fraud.
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Masvingo Mother and Toddler Detained as Plot Dispute With MP Escalates
Nancy Rikitai Gwaindepi and her two-year-old baby spent a night in police cells after she resisted an alleged takeover of her Clipsham plot linked to Chivi North MP Godfrey Mukungunugwa.
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Woman and Toddler Held Overnight as Masvingo Land Row With MP Escalates
A 42-year-old Clipsham resident and her two-year-old child spent a night in police cells after she challenged fencing on plots her family says it has occupied since 2002, deepening a dispute involving Chivi North MP Godfrey Mukungunugwa.
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Harare Principal Arrested as 41 Grade 7 Pupils Left Out of ZIMSEC Exams
Parents at Emirates Primary School in Waterfalls say they paid Grade 7 exam fees in full, yet only six learners were registered with ZIMSEC. The principal has been arrested as families scramble to secure places.
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Mahere Warns Professionals Against Chivayo Gifts as Uriri Rejects US$350,000 Package
Former MP Fadzayi Mahere has cautioned professionals and religious leaders against accepting gifts from politically connected businessman Wicknell Chivayo, warning that such generosity undermines independence. Her remarks came after Advocate Lewis Uriri and his wife declined a US$350,000 package, including a luxury vehicle and cash.
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ZANU PF Masvingo Meeting Seeks Party Quota in Nurse Training Intake
A ZANU PF provincial council meeting in Masvingo has resolved to press for a quarter of all nurse training places at hospitals across Zimbabwe to be reserved for the ruling party, a demand that has reignited debate over how the health sector recruits its trainees.
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