What should have been a simple wedding became a national talking point as Zimbabweans dissected guest lists, seating arrangements and political symbolism. In a country where power often reveals itself away from official podiums, citizens are paying closer attention than ever.
Excerpts about Tsvangirai's relationships with various women torched a storm. Tamborinyoka wrote with surprising candor and honesty about his old boss. He confirmed the rumours. Some stories spilled over into the courts but people are still in denial.
Nelson Mandela, the saccharine saint of global liberalism, is worshipped as the architect of South Africa's so-called rainbow miracle. His 1990 prison release and 1994 presidency are peddled as epic victories of saintly grace over barbaric tyranny.
In Africa, leadership and legacy are often intertwined with wealth, status, and public perception. Few stories capture this reality more starkly than the recent 40th birthday celebration of Pokello Nare, socialite and second wife to the son of the President of Zimbabwe.
The Ministry of Health says Zimbabwe has not recorded any evidence linking COVID-19 vaccines to developmental or growth disorders in children, following concerns raised by some parents and legislators in Parliament.
Baba Harare has appealed to Ethiopian Airlines to urgently locate his missing luggage, saying it contains valuable filming equipment needed for his new album campaign.
Zimbabwe recorded 6,177 neonatal deaths and 563 maternal deaths in 2025, with Health Minister Douglas Mombeshora citing birth asphyxia, infections and postpartum haemorrhage as the leading causes.
Capital markets analyst Kennedy Ndoro has raised corporate governance concerns after Meikles moved to sell its remaining hospitality assets only months after resolving to keep the Victoria Falls Hotel.
