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Zimbabwe has officially committed to returning 67 farms seized during the Fast Track Land Reform Programme (FTLRP) to their former owners - specifically those protected under Bilateral Investment Protection and Promotion Agreements (BIPPAs).

Zanu PF’s latest politburo meeting proceeded without Vice Presidents Chiwenga and Mohadi as Parliament prepares to vote on controversial constitutional changes.

Ted Turner, the founder of CNN and a major force in modern broadcast journalism, has died at the age of 87. Turner leaves behind a legacy that reshaped global news coverage and international philanthropy.

Controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo has filed an urgent High Court application seeking to throw out divorce proceedings brought by his estranged wife, Sonja Madzikanda, arguing their customary marriage ended in 2024. The legal dispute has expanded into South Africa, where assets linked to Chivayo have been frozen.

Musician Shingai Shoniwa has released a new single, “Mhondoro,” using music to raise awareness about environmental protection, river communities and Zimbabwean cultural identity. The song forms part of the global EarthSonic Flow project linking water stories from across the world.

Iran says it is still reviewing a US-backed proposal aimed at ending the conflict, even as President Donald Trump warns military action could intensify if negotiations fail. Analysts say major hurdles remain, particularly over Tehran’s nuclear programme and security in the Strait of Hormuz.

A press conference release statement by Vincent Magwenya, spokesperson for Cyril Ramaphosa, has triggered alarm about Zimbabwe’s state security systems and more specifically, the role of the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO).

South Africa’s Democratic Alliance has condemned President Cyril Ramaphosa’s recent visit to Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa, arguing it signals continued ANC support for authoritarian leadership in the region. The party also raised concerns about Zimbabwe’s proposed constitutional reforms and the treatment of opposition figures.

ZICOMO has criticised Attorney General Virginia Mabhiza’s reported warning against public dissent in Cabinet, arguing that constitutional freedoms remain paramount.

The Cotton Company of Zimbabwe Limited (COTTCO) board and management are under intense scrutiny after it emerged that more than US$70 million in funding was allegedly misused within a single year, even as the company failed to meet key financial obligations.