Elia Ntali

Harare-based Wedu Tech Solutions, founded by Stewart Dereck Mandabva and Nathan Mhundwa has introduced Wedu, a digital platform that connects users with artisans ranging from plumbers and electricians to mechanics, welders and hairdressers.

A local technology startup has launched an artificial intelligence-powered WhatsApp platform designed to help people quickly find local service

In a statement, police said a Trip-Trans bus carrying 36 passengers attempted to overtake another vehicle when it collided head-on with an oncoming haulage truck.

Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister, Professor Amon Murwira, has called for urgent reforms to the United Nations Security Council, arguing that the current global governance system no longer reflects today’s geopolitical realities and must give Africa greater representation.

Former police detective Jaison Muvevi has been sentenced to four life terms in prison after being convicted of murdering four people during a violent killing spree that stretched across the country with an additional 40 years added for attempting to kill four others. Muvevi was […]

Eight people have died in a fatal road traffic accident involving a passenger bus and a haulage truck along the Gokwe-Kwekwe Road, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed.

As a constitutional amendment, the proposed law will not require scrutiny by the Parliamentary Legal Committee before proceeding to the next stage, he explained.

Legal concerns have also emerged over whether the proposed amendments exceed powers granted under the Medical Services Act with some stakeholders arguing that structural changes of this scale should be introduced through an Act of Parliament rather than statutory instruments.

Advocate Dinha said the Second Republic's development agenda places emphasis on inclusivity and empowerment, with government committed to strengthening social protection systems for vulnerable groups, including youths at risk, survivors of drug and substance abuse, former offenders and socially excluded individuals.

Chamisa argued that the amendment process represented a misuse of national resources and warned that those driving the initiative could ultimately face the consequences of its outcomes.