Zanu PF spokesperson Simon Khaya Moyo (76), the man who infamously announced the firing of both the then Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the late President Robert Mugabe within weeks of each other from Zanu PF, has died.
A man from Goho Village in Plumtree burnt down his matrimonial bedroom hut after he allegedly found condom wrappers under the bed when he came back from a trip to Bulawayo.
Community members in Kezi, Matabeleland South province were left shocked after a five-year-old boy told them at a meeting that he was fed up with being used by a neighbour in her witchcraft escapades.
Zimbabwean players are generally not known for investing for life after football, let alone acquiring property at the peak of their careers or just buying a house for a roof over their heads.
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, the youngest son of late former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe, has been fined a total of R600,000 and deported to Zimbabwe following sentencing in a Johannesburg court on Wednesday.
Constitutional lawyer Thabani Mpofu has warned that proposed changes under the Constitution of Zimbabwe (Amendment) Bill (No. 3), 2026 could potentially pave the way for an extension of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s tenure to 2033, raising fresh debate over the implications of the reforms, and cautioning that even members of Zanu-PF may have been misled about the possible outcome.
The High Court has nullified the sale of mining equipment valued at approximately US$200,000, ruling that the auction was unlawful after a US$12,240 debt had already been fully settled, and describing the conduct of the Messenger of Court as a "blatant abuse of office."
Old Mutual will implement board committee changes after its June 2026 AGM, as part of a structured succession plan aimed at strengthening governance and oversight.
