Tendai Humbasha Maduwa, popularly known as Sensei Tendai, has been arrested and is currently in police custody after two Tendy Three Investments (TTI) parking marshals opened a case against him
US-Based Trainer Loses His Cool After Bulawayo Parking Marshals Clamp His Car Bulawayo parking marshals were assaulted after a US-based Zimbabwean fitness trainer confronted them over a vehicle clamp, before the marshals later apologised for their conduct. The confrontation, captured on video, has since gone viral and…
BEITBRIDGE, Aug. 22 (NewsDay Live) — A 41-year-old Harare man has been sentenced to eight months in prison for unlawfully possessing unregistered medicines worth an estimated US$4,820. Tapiwa Matienga, of Budiriro, was convicted and sentenced by the Beitbridge Magistrates’ Court following his arrest at the Beitbridge…
2 Zimbabweans Arrested As Police Uncover R2 Million Cigarette Haul Beneath Coal Two Zimbabwean nationals have been arrested after police discovered 4,800 cartons of illicit cigarettes worth about R2 million (approximately US$124,844) hidden beneath a load of coal at the Groblersbrug Port of Entry in Limpopo, South…
MPs Raise Fresh Gun Fears In Zimbabwe As Fake Firearms Enter The Debate Zimbabwean MPs have warned of a growing gun threat in the country, raising concerns over the use of firearms in crime and claims that imitation weapons are also being used. The issue came under discussion in Parliament as lawmakers called for…
US$292 Million BEAM Crisis Deepens As Government Takes Action Over Schools Zimbabwe’s Basic Education Assistance Module (BEAM) arrears have climbed to US$292.49 million (about R4.68 billion), with government issuing a fresh warning to schools over the treatment of learners whose fees are covered by the programme. The…
Zimbabwe Parliament Grills Health Ministry Over Fees Pregnant Women Are Allegedly Paying Concerns over maternity charges have sparked a debate in Zimbabwe’s Parliament, with MPs questioning whether the Government’s free maternity policy is reaching women at clinics and hospitals. The issue was raised on Wednesday, 19…
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s daughter-in-law, Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika, was rearrested shortly after being released on US$1,000 bail on Thursday night. Tafirenyika, who is Collins Mnangagwa’s second wife, had been in remand prison following her arrest, together with her uncle and co-accused Isaac Arab Jessub, on…
The High Court has granted bail to Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika and her co-accused Isaac Arab Jessub, who are facing drug-related charges. Justice Pisirayi Kwenda on Thursday allowed their appeal by consent and set aside the magistrate’s decision on 13 August to deny them bail. The two were each ordered to pay US$1,000…
Patrick Chitumba, pchitumba1@gmail.com GRADUATES have been challenged to abandon the traditional mindset of seeking employment and instead become employers, innovators and industrialists capable of transforming their communities and driving
Danisa Masuku, danimasuku4455@gmail.com CHIEF Dakamela of Nkayi District recently took Zimbabwean culture and traditions to the United Kingdom during a two-day cultural exchange that sought to strengthen links between
Raymond Jaravaza, ray.jaravaza@chronicle.co.zw FOR residents of Bulawayo’s Pelandaba West suburb, the path to home has become a journey fraught with fear. At night, some residents no longer walk alone.
Mbulelo Mpofu, mbulelo.smpofu@gmail.com WHEREVER Conrad Mwanza goes in the world, Zimbabwe goes with him. From London to Johannesburg, Dubai to New York, the Bulawayo-born entrepreneur has spent more than
By Michael Gwarisa Tariro is only 19. A few weeks ago, she was on cloud nine. She had just been accepted into university to study law. After years of hard work, good grades and determination, the future seemed to be falling into place. She had plans, the kind that belong to a young woman
Mbulelo Mpofu, mbulelo.smpofu@gmail.com REIGNING Miss Tourism Zimbabwe 2026 Zanele Moyo says she is ready to make the most of an unexpected second chance after organisers of Miss Tourism International
Peter Matika peter.matika@chronicle.co.zw THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has intensified the nationwide road safety campaign, deploying speed traps on major urban roads and highways as they step up efforts
Gerard Chimbganda’s firm previously in controversy over forged Garda vetting
Moving to another country can make you question things you once considered completely normal. For Kalumba Mwale, a man from Zimbabwe living in India, that experience came with plenty of
KELSEA Tafirenyika, President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s daughter-in-law, made another appearance in court yesterday, where prosecutors arrived with what sounded less like a charge sheet and more like a luxury showroom inventory. Lamborghinis? Check. Bentleys? Check. A Rolls-Royce? Check. Upmarket properties in Harare and…
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa is many things, but high on the list is a master of the smoke-and-mirrors game. The self-declared constitutionalist, who amended the Constitution to remain in office, has once again used the law to consolidate his power and party control. On Tuesday, Mnangagwa informed the National…
THE government must resist the temptation to regulate Zimbabwe’s fast-growing e-hailing sector through haste, heavy-handedness, or revenue-first thinking. Lawmakers’ concerns this week that the process should not be rushed deserve to be taken seriously. Thousands of Zimbabweans — particularly young people shut out of…
THIS article follows a joint appearance with Tapiwa Zimhamba at a recent youth conference. Our speeches dovetailed, and I invited him to co-author this piece around our shared themes. In that conversation, we realised that every human being carries potential: the seeds of greatness, the capacity to influence, and the…
Plumtree Town Council has banned the use of unregulated natural stone and building aggregates in construction projects within the town, citing the need to preserve the town’s character, protect the environment and maintain building
IN the modern corporate environment, professional interaction hinges on a continuous exchange of human capital: time, strategic effort, specialised knowledge, and empathy. Organisational psychologist Adam Grant, in Give and Take, argues that people in any workplace gravitate toward one of three profiles: Givers,…
Parliament has received a petition from the Drivers’ Association of Zimbabwe (DAZ) calling for the driving profession to be formalised, including minimum educational qualifications and the creation of a legally recognised professional body. The petitioners want a law that will make five O-Level passes, including…
The confirmed death toll from the RIDA-owned Mbuya Nehanda ferry has risen to 97 after search and recovery teams retrieved two more bodies from Lake Kariba on Thursday. The development came as salvage engineers started a delicate operation to right the capsized vessel ahead of a full technical investigation. The two…
It is the classic case of an insect enchanted by a Venus
HARARE, Aug. 21 (NewsDay Live) — President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s daughter-in-law, Kelsea Tafirenyika, allegedly acquired 10 properties and 10 top-of-the-range vehicles in Zimbabwe worth about US$9 million, as well as 13 properties in Dubai and South Africa, a court heard Thursday. Prosecutor Lawrence Gangarahwe told…
A woman who dived into the treacherous waters of Lake Kariba to save fellow passengers from the capsized Rural Infrastructure Development Agency (RIDA) Mbuya Nehanda ferry has received a US$4,000 cash reward from First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa. Taurai Chalibamba, from Mola in Kariba Rural, travelled to Chinhoyi on…
For Monica Krish Washaya, her brief stint on Brother In House Zimbabwe became an unexpected lesson in human behaviour, resilience and self-discovery. The reality television contestant, who identifies with her Masvingo roots and the moniker “Mamusha — Village Girl,” attracted attention for her measured approach to…