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🏆 Castle Larger Premier Soccer League 2025 Goalkeeper of the Year, William Thole of Simba Bhora.
06/12/2025

🏆 Castle Larger Premier Soccer League 2025 Goalkeeper of the Year, William Thole of Simba Bhora.

06/12/2025

Movement for Democracratic Change MDC Press Conference on the crisis affecting the party.

06/12/2025

🔥Opposition yadirwa sugar, MDC-T Interim leader Shakespeare Mukoyi set to address the nation at Harvest House, shortly.

Police has started equipping traffic officers with body-worn cameras in a bid to improve transparency, cut down on corru...
06/12/2025

Police has started equipping traffic officers with body-worn cameras in a bid to improve transparency, cut down on corruption, and make policing more efficient.

ZRP spokesperson Commissioner, Paul Nyathi said the cameras have been deployed across all provinces, and officers are currently being trained on how to use them properly.

“Yes, the process has started. We have distributed the cameras to all the provinces, and it’s the prerogative of the Officer Commanding in each province to determine how those cameras will be distributed within their province.

“I must emphasise, though, that training is ongoing; there is no specific group of officers that will use these cameras, so the process of training is still ongoing.”

Police, in partnership with the Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ), have also introduced breathalysers and speed cameras on major highways to help reduce drunken driving and speeding ahead of the festive season, when road accidents typically rise.

06/12/2025

"Reclaim your weekends and Leave cleaning to us."🪠🧺🧹

A Bulawayo family says they suffered a shocking double tragedy at Mpilo Central Hospital after being told their grandmot...
06/12/2025

A Bulawayo family says they suffered a shocking double tragedy at Mpilo Central Hospital after being told their grandmother had died, only to find her alive and then later being told she had died again.

The family says the mix-up caused immense trauma, with relatives already travelling for the funeral.

They allege nurses were unprofessional and are considering legal action.

Mpilo officials expressed condolences and confirmed internal investigations are underway.

The family says only a senior matron offered meaningful help during the ordeal.

National Aids Council (NAC) has raised alarm over a worrying spike in new HIV infections among youths aged 15 to 24. Des...
06/12/2025

National Aids Council (NAC) has raised alarm over a worrying spike in new HIV infections among youths aged 15 to 24.

Despite overall national progress, this age group now accounts for most new cases, driven by parental neglect, sexual abuse and rising delinquency.

TelOne FC striker, Washington Navaya crowned the 2025 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Soccer Star of the Year at a ce...
06/12/2025

TelOne FC striker, Washington Navaya crowned the 2025 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Soccer Star of the Year at a ceremony held in Harare on Friday night.

Navaya ended the season with seventeen goals, a tally that also earned him the Golden Boot award.

Scottland defender, Kevin Moyo finished as the first runner-up, while Simba Bhora’s Emmanuel Ziocha claimed the second runner-up spot.

Scottland FC coach, Tonderai Ndiraya, who secured the league title in his debut campaign with the club, was named Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season.

Here is the full list of winners 👇🏽

Soccer Star of the Year: Washington Navaya (TelOne)

First Runner Up: Kevin Moyo (Scottland FC)

Second Runner Up: Emmanuel Ziocha (Simba Bhora)

Fans Choice Award: Emmanuel Jalai (Dynamos)

Goalkeeper of the Year: William Thole (Simba Bhora)

Most Promising Player of the Year: Mafios Chihweta (Scottland/Highlanders)

Coach of the Year: Tonderai Ndiraya (Scottland)

Top Goal Scorer of the Year: Washington Navaya (TelOne)

Most Disciplined Team of the Year: Bikita Minerals FC

Referee of the Year: Brighton Chimene
First Runner Up: Francis Chirwa
Second Runner Up: Tafadzwa Nkala

Deputy Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, Mercy Dinha, represented Zimbabwe at the 44th Annual Afric...
06/12/2025

Deputy Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, Mercy Dinha, represented Zimbabwe at the 44th Annual African Association for Public Administration and Management Roundtable Conference in Eswatini.

The theme of this year's conference was "Agile Public Administration and Digital Transformation for Citizen-Centric Service Delivery."

Deputy Minister Dinha's participation underscored Zimbabwe's commitment to advancing innovative governance practices and leveraging digital transformation to enhance service delivery for citizens.

The roundtable conference provided a platform for African leaders, policymakers, and administrators to share experiences, strengthen collaboration, and chart pathways toward more responsive and inclusive public administration.

Airports Company of Zimbabwe says it is working on a secondary runway and a new cargo terminal at Robert Mugabe Internat...
05/12/2025

Airports Company of Zimbabwe says it is working on a secondary runway and a new cargo terminal at Robert Mugabe International Airport.

The projects will “occupy all land in the restricted Red Zone,” and the authority will discuss compensation with affected land occupiers.

Swedish government will cut its development aid to five countries Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Mozambique, Liberia and Bolivia to...
05/12/2025

Swedish government will cut its development aid to five countries Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Mozambique, Liberia and Bolivia to redirect the money to Ukraine.

This means shutting down its embassy in Harare.

“The decision is not connected to any specific events or developments in Zimbabwe,” the embassy announced.

International Development Minister Benjamin Dousa says Ukraine is now Sweden’s top foreign-policy priority.

“There isn’t a secret printing press for banknotes. The money has to come from somewhere.”

Sweden has already cut aid to more than 10 countries since 2022. Its annual aid budget, about US$5.95 billion, will fall further in 2026.

Saka uyu ave kuchata every year?
05/12/2025

Saka uyu ave kuchata every year?

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