THE newly built Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Law School in Kwekwe will be officially commissioned this Thursday, coinciding with the Midlands State University (MSU) graduation ceremony to be held in the mining town. Final touches are underway, with construction teams working tirelessly to ensure that the twin historic events are successfully delivered. The development has generated excitement within the Kwekwe community, which sees the institution as a catalyst for both academic excellence and economic growth in the Midlands province. “It is a new dawn for us here in Kwekwe. I foresee a boom in the real estate industry. A lot of people will be seeking accommodation, and we will definitely benefit from all this,” a real estate agen
The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has expressed “deep regret” over the shocking incident involving Warriors striker Tinotenda Kadewere, who insulted sports journalist Yvonne Mangunda during the national team’s media open training session at Orlando Stadium on Monday. The incident, witnessed by players and reporters, has cast a shadow over the Warriors’ camp ahead of upcoming fixtures. “ZIFA strongly condemns any form of abuse towards the media. Journalists are a vital part of the game, and we are committed to ensuring they carry out their duties without fear or intimidation,” the association said in a statement.
A Bulawayo city councillor has been jailed for a year after he was caught demanding a US$20,000 bribe to fast-track a cement manufacturing project in Cowdray Park. Ward 26 councillor Mpumelelo Moyo, who chaired the powerful finance and development committee, was convicted of soliciting the kickback from Labenmon Investments in exchange for the approval of a 5.6-hectare plot earmarked for the project. Bulawayo provincial magistrate Richard Ramaboea on Monday sentenced Moyo to 18 months in prison, but suspended six months on condition of good behaviour – leaving him to serve an effective 12 months. Prosecutors said the company’s representative, Tsitsi Nyathi, alerted the Z
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Shock As ZIMRA Introduces Monthly Tax For Kombis ...Commuter operators have been hit with yet another financial blow after the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) announced a new presumptive tax of up to US$60 per month for kombis. The move has sparked outrage among already struggling transport operators who accuse the government of punishing the public transport sector instead of fixing the collapsing economy. Zimbabwean fashion and clothing According to ZIMRA’s latest notice, kombis carrying between 15 and 24 passengers will now be forced to pay US$60 every month, while smaller commuter vehicles with 8–14 seats must pay US$50. Bigger buses face even steeper charges, with those carrying more than 37 passengers taxed at US$
Zimbabwean flamboyant businessman Sir Wicknell Chivayo has once again shaken social media after making a jaw-dropping offer to rapper Holy Ten. In a Facebook post that has since gone viral, Wicknell pledged to buy Holy Ten a brand-new luxury car and hand him US$100,000 in cash—but only if the artist agrees to check into rehab. The post read in part: “My little brother Holy Ten, I believe in your talent. You’ve been through a lot, and we all want to see you rise again. If you make the decision to go to rehab, I’ll personally buy you a new car and give you $100,000 USD to restart your life on a clean slate. The nation needs you at your best!” The bold move has divided fans—some praising Wicknell for taking a stand to
MORE than 450 young entrepreneurs from Harare’s Dzivarasekwa suburb are set to benefit from a youth empowerment initiative aimed at changing lives in townships and rural economies. The initiative, being implemented by National Venture Capital Company of Zimbabwe (NVCCZ) is aimed at financing businessesThe initiative, being implemented by National Venture Capital Company of Zimbabwe (NVCCZ) is aimed at financing businesses, while building a culture of entrepreneurship, job creation, poverty reduction and transformation of communities through youth-led initiatives. “I am happy we have ben empowered as youth. I have a poultry business and I see myself becoming a big
? Jah Prayzah's band members received Toyota Aquas today courtesy of businessman Sir Wicknell. Some band members got their cars earlier this year, and this last batch means everyone in Wagwizi's band has been gifted by Chivayo. Sir Wicknell has also given Jah Prayzah a Mercedes-Benz, Range Rover Autobiography, and a Land Rover Defender for his wife, plus US$150,000 cash. ?The last group of Jah Prayzah's band members, cleaners and gardeners recieved their Toyota Aquas today as Sir Wicknell Chivayo promised. Makorokoto ???
Social media went into meltdown after a fictional screenshot began circulating online, claiming that the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) are looking for hip-hop star Holy Ten. The screenshot, designed to look like an official police memo, quickly trended across WhatsApp, Facebook, and X (formerly Twitter). It carried Holy Ten’s name in bold, alongside text suggesting he was “wanted for questioning.” Fans instantly shared it with captions like “ZRP vs Holy Ten?” and “This country never rests!” Of course, the screenshot is purely fictional — but that didn’t stop thousands of people from debating whether it could be true. Supporters of Holy Ten rallied behind him, posting memes and messages of solidarity, while others joked that t
