According to court paper, sometime in December 2025, PSMAS held a strategy retreat and a directive was issued for an ICT landscape assessment to be undertaken on December 23,last year, with the objective of informing the development of ICT’s 100-day plan. The post PSMAS director, accomplices in court over US$17m fraud appeared first on Newsday .
Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development minister Federick Shava made the case during the Africa's skills landscape at the WorldSkills Conference 2026, held from 23 to 25 September in Shanghai alongside the 48th WorldSkills Competition. The post Zimbabwe pitches its skills-training model to global delegates, warns against fragmented donor support appeared first on Newsday .
High Court judge Justice Regis Dembure directed the land developer to resume the works at Lot 4 of Railway Farm 10A, Kadoma, which is also known as Awake or Alex Brook. The post High Court orders land developer to resume servicing abandoned residential stands appeared first on Newsday .
In a statement, police said some of the cases resulted in deaths and serious injuries, urging couples and family members to seek peaceful and lawful ways of resolving disputes. The post Police warn over domestic disputes after spate of killings and injuries appeared first on Newsday .
He said the consequences were visible in clinics experiencing shortages of essential commodities, underfunded school health programmes and cuts to budget lines for adolescent and reproductive health. The post SADC PF parliamentarians urged to dismantle legal and financial barriers harming young people appeared first on Newsday .
The opening setback appeared to briefly jolt Zimbabwe into action as they attempted to string together short passing sequences, but structural vulnerabilities were ruthlessly exposed once more. The post Super Munetsi to the rescue as Warriors pull off Morocco miracle appeared first on Newsday .
In a letter dated 17 September 2026, ZLHR lawyers Obey Shava and Obey Chitowamombe cited Section 243(1)(k) of the Constitution, which empowers the ZHRC to visit and inspect places of detention in order to assess whether conditions meet acceptable standards, and to recommend improvements where possible. The post Rights lawyers demand inspection of prison conditions for deaf, mute inmates appeared first on Newsday .
The Gems’ qualification campaign has been a demanding one, with the team having to navigate challenging opposition and maintain their focus as the race for World Cup places intensifies. The post Gems set up Malawi showdown after Tanzania rout appeared first on Newsday .
Sixteen players are currently in camp ahead of the September 28 CAF Olympic qualifier against Mauritius, giving head coach Marc Sanchez and his assistant Wilson Mutekede an opportunity to work with a group that combines established domestic names with young players based abroad. The post Local players dominate early Young Warriors camp appeared first on Newsday .
THE Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) says its Constitutional Court challenge against Constitutional Amendment Act No 3 (CAA3) has been postponed, with the opposition party demanding clarity from the court over the delay. In a statement issued on Tuesday, MDC secretary for information and publicity and presidential spokesperson Lloyd Damba said the party had not […] The post MDC Says Constitutional Court Challenge to CAA3 Postponed appeared first on Newsday .
THE Constitutional Court today begins hearing a series of legal challenges against the controversial Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3, with six liberation war veterans’ case challenging the removal of direct presidential elections set to be heard this morning. The case, filed under CCZ 273/26, is the first of several challenges lined up before the apex […] The post Court battle over CAA3 begins appeared first on Newsday .
The Zvimba East Veterans Investment Company (ZEVIC) housing project, which is expected to benefit more than 5 000 ex-fighters’ families, has received a reprieve following the intervention of REDREV to resolve the leadership disputes that were threatening to derail the development. REDREV, a commercial vehicle representing the Children of Veterans of the Liberation Struggle, convened […] The post Reprieve for war veterans’ housing project appeared first on Newsday .
Parents and guardians at Shutu Primary School in Mazowe, Mashonaland Central province have petitioned the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education over the chief’s involvement in the collection of outstanding fees. In a petition dated September 20， 2026 and addressed to the permanent secretary, provincial education director and the district schools inspector, the parents accuse […] The post Parents protest chief’s involvement in school fees collection appeared first on Newsday .
Preparations for the Warriors’ 2027 Africa Cup of Nations opening qualifier against Sierra Leone on Thursday have suffered a major setback following confirmation that striker Prince Dube has been ruled out through injury. The Warriors travel to neutral Morocco for the fixture due to Sierra Leone lacking a CAF-certified stadium, and are scheduled to return […] The post Injury blow for Warriors appeared first on Newsday .
They argued that RioZim was financially distressed and that corporate rescue would protect employees, preserve shareholder value and improve the company's management following the death of its majority shareholder. The post Supreme Court strikes off RioZim corporate rescue appeal appeared first on Newsday .
On Monday morning Chivayo advised Uriri through a post on X to collect a “brand new 2026 Range Rover Sport Autobiography valued at US$250 000 and US$50 000 cash for fuel.” The post Top lawyer Lewis Uriri rejects Wicknell Chivhayo’s car, luxury car offers appeared first on Newsday .
The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) confirmed the incident, which occurred at approximately 05:20am on 18 September 2026. The post Man killed in elephant attack at Spurwing Island as human-wildlife conflict surges in Zimbabwe appeared first on Newsday .
The warning follows a shoot-out in Unit N, Seke, Chitungwiza, on September 15, 2026, involving suspected armed robber William Shereni Manase. The post Your days are numbered: Police warn robbery syndicates following Chitungwiza shoot-out appeared first on Newsday .
Fusire’s inclusion provides an interesting dimension to a young side whose ambitions extend beyond the qualifying campaign, with the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games forming part of the bigger picture. The post Fusire headlines Sanchez’s first Young Warriors squad appeared first on Newsday .
Garwe said the clean-up campaign, which began along ED Mnangagwa Road, was part of a sustained drive to restore order and improve public safety in urban areas. The post Govt declares war on illegal vending appeared first on Newsday .
Some fans suggested that Zifa should peg the cheapest ticket at US$5, which is the price charged for some Castle Lager Premier Soccer League matches. The post Uproar over US$10 gate fee for Warriors-DRC clash appeared first on Newsday .
The choir members also made a statement with their appearance, dressed smartly in black suits, white shirts, and bowties. The post MOPSE choir shines at inter-ministerial competitions appeared first on Newsday .
According to court papers, Majoni was among 74 Harare residents arrested and charged with public violence. The post High Court orders police to compensate assault victim appeared first on Newsday .
Seven months later, that door has reopened, but walking through it and commanding a place in Catalá's plans are two very different things. The post Can the Reading star Rinomhota win over new Warriors’ boss? appeared first on Newsday .
New Warriors coach Ramon Catala has ushered in a new era with a 24-member squad for the opening two matches of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, leaving out veteran forward Knowledge Musona as he looks to build a team capable of challenging for continental glory. Catala’s first ever squad features a blend of […] The post Catala ushers in new Warriors era with Musona axe appeared first on Newsday .
Jigjiga has thus, for the first time, brought hundreds of the programme’s graduates into the spotlight, raising a direct question about what Riyadh is actually funding and the fate of this force after its training ends. The post The Jigjiga trail: Saudi-funded Somali troops and the shadow of Sudan’s war appeared first on Newsday .
The 10 players selected will represent Zimbabwe at the Munich tournament, where they will compete against youngsters from Argentina, South Korea, China, the United States and Germany. The post Bayern scouts descend on Bulawayo for Youth Cup trials appeared first on Newsday .
Mnangagwa also instituted major leadership changes across independent constitutional commissions. The post Mnangagwa makes key government, commission appointments appeared first on Newsday .
Jairos Jiri Association board president Alva Mandizvidza Senderayi and the organisation’s former national executive director Wilson Njodzi Ruvere appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court this Friday facing an US$890 000 fraud charge. The two executives appeared before Harare regional magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa who remanded them US$500 bail each. The duo were ordered to report twice […] The post Jairos Jiri president, former director in US$890 000 fraud storm appeared first on Newsday .
Zimbabwe's government is weighing a demerit points system for repeat traffic offenders as road deaths keep climbing. Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona told Parliament on Wednesday that the measure is under consideration. He spoke after Harare South legislator Trymore Kanupula pressed him over the recent surge in accidents. Mhona conceded that the rising toll on the roads was a sad state of affairs.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s daughter-in- law Kelsea Tafirenyika and her uncle Isaac Jessub, who are facing allegations of dealing in drugs, have had their case remanded to October 7 pending trial. Magistrate Francis Mapfumo postponed the matter to allow the State to complete investigations. Tafirenyika and Jessub, who are both on US$1000 bail, are being represented by Malvern Mapako. Tafirenyika […] The post Mnangagwa’s daughter-in-law, uncle remanded to October 7 pending trial appeared first on Newsday .
The session, being held in Geneva from Sept. 7 to Oct. 7, focused on a report by Independent Expert George Katrougalos titled Embedded Multipolarity in a Polarized World. The post Zimbabwe renews call for sanctions removal, UN reform at Geneva rights council appeared first on Newsday .
Tafirenyika, the second wife of Mnangagwa’s twin son Collins, was arrested for allegedly acquiring several immovable properties worth nearly US$10 million using proceeds from drugs. The post High Court reprieve for Mnangagwa’s daughter-in-law appeared first on Newsday .
The businessman further accused Chiweshe's fellow judges Justice Tendai Uchena and Justice Samuel Kudya of working in connivance. The post Kereke raises sensational misconduct allegations against Supreme Court judge Chiweshe appeared first on Newsday .
Garwe issued the warning on Friday at Sadza Growth Point in Chikomba, Mashonaland East, where he addressed hundreds of traditional leaders, including chiefs, headmen and village heads, over the growing problem of illegal land allocations and so-called “sabhuku deals”. The post Garwe warns urban clean-up spreads to villages appeared first on newsday .
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority will auction a wide range of seized and forfeited goods in Bulawayo, including clothing, footwear, handbags, electronics, household items and business equipment. The auction, conducted with ABC Auctions, will be open for viewing Sept. 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Zimra Bulawayo Container Depot. Other lots are held […] The post Zimra to auction seized goods in Bulawayo appeared first on newsday .
The National Railways of Zimbabwe Contributory Pension Fund has invited civil engineering firms to design and oversee infrastructure works for two Bulawayo housing and mixed-use projects expected to deliver more than 5,300 stands. The Upper Nondwene and Umvutcha B developments will require roads, bridges, drainage, water and sewer networks, electrical infrastructure and other bulk services […] The post NRZ pension fund opens tender for 5,300 Bulawayo housing stands appeared first on newsday .
Mineral smuggling has hit alarming levels, with more than 2,600 tonnes of strategic minerals suspected of being moved illegally this year alone. Zimbabwean MP Bridget Nyandoro of Southerton sounded the alarm in Parliament this week. She warned that serious wealth is being lost through leakages and illicit exports.
Government has given small- and medium-scale miners a final deadline of December 31, 2026, to regularise their operations, warning that no further extensions will be considered. The decision follows an appeal by the Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) to push the previous August 30 cutoff to the end of the year. The extension offers operators a […] The post Government gives small-scale miners until Dec 31 to regularise operations appeared first on newsday .
FANTASY Premier League managers face a difficult balancing act this week, with the lure of assembling a formidable attack coming at the expense of strength elsewhere in their squads. Erling Haaland (£15.5 million), Bruno Fernandes (£12m), Cole Palmer (£9.6m) and Joao Pedro (£7.6m) command a combined £44.7m of the £100m budget, leaving managers with just […] The post FPL managers face star-studded selection headache appeared first on newsday .
According to the NPAZ, the three men arrived at the victim’s homestead at about 9 p.m., armed with axes and knobkerries, and forcibly bundled him into their vehicle. The post Bulawayo court jails three men 15 years each for vigilante kidnapping appeared first on newsday .
A magistrate in Harare has denied bail to President Emmerson Mnangagwa's daughter-in-law in her money laundering case. Regional magistrate Francis Mapfumo issued the ruling on Wednesday. He found there was a real risk that Tafirenyika would abscond if released, so she remains in custody as the case moves forward.
ZVIEEO marked its third anniversary and received its official registration certificate. The celebration brought together members, including chairperson Isaac Mabhutsu, vice chairperson Nyarai Nkwaira, and media manager Owen Mungofa, many with their families.
Save the Children officials met with Matabeleland North minister Moyo in Lupane. They discussed aligning the group's climate and nutrition programs with government priorities. The delegation included the country director and other representatives.