Former Zimbabwe Defence Forces Commander General (Rtd) Philip Valerio Sibanda today attended his first Zanu PF Politburo meeting at the ruling party’s headquarters, marking a significant transition in his career following his retirement from the military. This meeting, held in the heart of Harare, not only symbolizes Sibanda's shift from a military to a political role but also underscores the continued intertwining of military influence within Zimbabwe's political landscape.

In a highly anticipated clash during the Unity Cup semi-final held in the United Kingdom, the Zimbabwe national football team, known as the Warriors, faced a disappointing defeat against their Nigerian counterparts. The match concluded with a scoreline of 0-2, marking a significant moment in the tournament and leaving fans of the Warriors disheartened. The game took place in front of a vibrant crowd, with supporters from both nations showcasing their passion for football. As

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga and his wife, Colonel Minnie Baloyi, say their rapidly expanding Chivaraidze Agro-Industrial Park now employs hundreds of workers across farming, manufacturing, education, and healthcare services as the couple unveiled an ambitious rural industrialization vision. In a statement, Baloyi said the couple transformed what was once a traditional farming operation into a growing agro-industrial hub over the past four years. “For many years, farmi

Mamelodi Sundowns, the illustrious South African football club, has achieved a remarkable feat by winning the prestigious CAF Champions League, a tournament that showcases the best clubs from across the African continent. As a reward for their exceptional performance and unwavering determination throughout the tournament, they will receive a significant financial prize amounting to $6 million, which translates to approximately R97.7 million in local currency. This substantial

Four men have been arrested after violent clashes between supporters forced the abandonment of the Premier Soccer League match between Hardrock FC and Dynamos at Chahwanda Stadium in Kwekwe on Sunday. Police identified the suspects as Shingirai Chivavare (34), Matthias Taderera (43), Tavakuda Nyoni (46) and Emmanuel Dube (50). The match was stopped in the 80th minute after fans from both sides threw missiles, invaded the pitch and fought each other following a controversial p

Businessman Sir Wicknell Chivayo has shown his generosity after announcing a US$1 million birthday gift for his best friend Tazvi Mhaka, popularly known as Chief Jose. Chivayo described Chief Jose as “the person who knows me better than I know myself” and “my rock and my best friend” before announcing that the money would hit his bank account “TODAY WITHOUT FAIL.”

The incident occurred during a highly anticipated match, which had drawn a significant crowd eager to witness the fierce rivalry between the two teams. Tensions had been building throughout the game, and as the match progressed, the atmosphere became increasingly charged. What was meant to be an exhilarating display of athleticism and sportsmanship quickly descended into chaos, culminating in the shocking moment when Hove was seen carrying stones, a clear indication of the un

Chahwanda Stadium, located in the vibrant city of Kwekwe, stands as a remarkable achievement in sports infrastructure, primarily due to the unwavering commitment and vision of its founder, Sheoherd Chahwanda. This stadium is not just a venue for sporting events; it represents a significant milestone in the development of local sports and community engagement in the region. Architectural Design and Features The architectural design of Chahwanda Stadium is both functional and a

Boyz II Men performing at the wedding of Taonanyasha John Tagwirei and Poneso Tinomuda Janda? That is billionaire-level wedding energy, a phrase that perfectly encapsulates the extraordinary nature of this high-profile event. When one thinks of a wedding that transcends the typical boundaries of opulence and grandeur, this is undoubtedly it. The legendary American R&B group, known for their smooth harmonies and timeless hits, took to the stage amidst a backdrop of lavish deco

Long before luxury cars and mansion culture became symbols of status in Zimbabwe, Stanlake J. W. T. Samkange was already living large in the late 1970s, a period marked by significant socio-political upheaval and transformation in the region. His life and achievements stand out as a testament to the possibilities of success and influence amidst adversity. The celebrated historian, nationalist, and author became famous for his castle-like Harare mansion, a stunning architectur

Family and friends bid an emotional farewell to Brian Nhandara, whose life was tragically cut short in a heartbreaking incident that has shocked many within the community. The circumstances surrounding his untimely death are both disturbing and incomprehensible, as he was allegedly killed by someone he considered a friend, a betrayal that has left everyone grappling with disbelief and sorrow. After this horrific act, his body was callously disposed of in a cemetery, a place m

Dr Kudakwashe Tagwirei and wife Sandra turned the Polo Grounds into their own runway as they arrived in coordinated black-and-gold outfits for the lavish wedding of their son, Taonanyasha John Tagwirei, to bride Poneso Tinomuda Janda. The businessman wore a velvet military-inspired jacket finished with gold trim and statement buttons, while Sandra stole attention in a sophisticated black textured gown paired with a striking gold fascinator. The stylish couple embodied the lux

A breathtaking sea of pristine white umbrellas, elegantly contrasting with the sleek black designer outfits worn by the guests, transformed Harare’s Polo Grounds into a stunning visual spectacle. This picturesque setting served as the backdrop for the opulent wedding of Taonanyasha John Tagwirei, the son of the prominent businessman Dr. Kudakwashe Tagwirei, and his beautiful bride, Poneso Tinomuda Janda. The ceremony was not merely a celebration of love; it was an extravagant

South African activist Zandile Dabula has officially joined ActionSA after recently leaving the controversial anti-illegal immigration movement Operation Dudula. ActionSA is led by former Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba, who founded the party in 2020. The party has frequently faced accusations of xenophobia because of its hardline stance on undocumented immigration. However, ActionSA insists it opposes illegal immigration, not foreign nationals. Dabula’s move is expected to

Scotland remained competitive in the 2026 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title race by achieving a 2-0 away win against Chicken Inn on Saturday during a Matchday 14 clash. The reigning champions earned all three points in Bulawayo as the league season continued to build momentum, while Simba Bhora endured a heavy 4-1 loss to Herentals. At Baobab Stadium, Ngezi Platinum Stars delivered an impressive attacking performance to defeat Bulawayo Chiefs 4-2 in an exciting six-goa

Jah Prayzah has added another accolade to his growing list of achievements by being named a Global Cultural Ambassador during the Africa Day celebrations on Saturday. The award-winning musician received this honor from First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa at a vibrant ceremony celebrating Zimbabwean culture and heritage. Jah Prayzah later shared highlights from the event on social media, stating: “Mbira is who we are.” Recognized as one of Zimbabwe’s leading music exports, the super

Kandishaya’s initial major move at Manica Diamonds was neither tactical nor administrative. It was symbolic — a pledge to gift veteran midfielder Lawrence Masibera a brand-new car. The newly appointed secretary-general surprised players and club officials with this announcement, indicating a leadership approach focused on reward, motivation, and appreciation for dedication. For a club striving for stability and success, the gesture was more than just generosity. It was a publ

Linda Masarira, a seasoned human rights activist and opposition politician, has passed away at 43. Masarira, who led the Labour Economists and African Democrats (LEAD) party, died in Harare early Sunday, as reported by close associates. “With profound sorrow and a heavy heart, we announce the passing of LEAD president Linda Tsungirirai Masarira,” stated her friend and associate Abigale Mupambi. Mupambi mentioned that Masarira had been dealing with health issues but seemed to