Two Dead, Three Seriously Injured in Bindura Mine Blast

Two people have been killed and three others seriously injured in a blasting accident at Goldry Mining Syndicate in Bindura, police have confirmed. The accident occurred on 17 October 2026 during blasting operations at the mine,…

Zim Researchers Urged to Tackle Emerging HIV Complications

Zimbabwean researchers and health professionals have been urged to strengthen local research and collaboration to address emerging health challenges affecting people living with HIV as they grow older. Dr Cleopas Chimbetete, research and training director at…

Gvt Grants Gun Owners One-Month Amnesty to Surrender Illegal Firearms

Zimbabwe has launched a one-month national firearm amnesty allowing individuals and institutions to surrender unlicensed or illegally acquired guns and ammunition without facing prosecution under the amnesty arrangements. The amnesty, which runs from 12 October to…

Civil Society Organisations Unveil 10-year Strategy Amid Shrinking Civic Space

Zimbabwe’s civil society organisations have launched a 10-year strategy aimed at protecting democratic space, strengthening community participation and reducing dependence on donor funding amid mounting operational and financial pressures. The Zimbabwe Civil Society Strategy 2026-2035 seeks…

Drainage Lifeline for Harare’s Climate-Vulnerable Stoneridge

Residents of Harare’s Stoneridge suburb who have endured a decade of climate-related challenges are beginning to see improvements following an intervention by Dialogue on Shelter Trust (DoS) and Harare South MP Trymore Kanopula. The initiative seeks…

Zanu PF to Punish CAA3 Rebels

The ruling Zanu PF party is moving to discipline its Members of Parliament who failed to attend crucial parliamentary sittings during the passage of Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill (CAA3), escalating its crackdown on members who…