The people should have power to run their local affairs, but they cannot be allowed to be little tyrants. We need new cities.

This crisis mirrors global patterns, yet it carries uniquely Zimbabwean DNA. The World Health Organisation recently flagged “gambling disorder” as the fastest-growing behavioural addiction among ...

A head-on collision between a bus and a truck killed 24 people in Zimbabwe on Thursday, police said.Police spokesperson Paul ...

Afresh wave of optimism continues to filter through the CAPS United ranks with newly installed vice-captain Eric "Cantona" Manokore packaging it the way the Green Machine faithful would relish ahead ...

Harare residents in the northwestern parts of the city and the Central Business District (CBD) are enduring water shortages ...

Heavy rains and severe flooding have devastated parts of southern and southwestern Zimbabwe, with Bulawayo and Masvingo ...

Wolves' new signing could make his Premier League debut this weekend, fulfilling predictions made about him years ago in his ...

Spread This NewsIN just over a year, the wait will be over for golf enthusiasts. The Hills Luxury Golf Estate’s golf course ...

Harare City Council is losing potential foreign currency revenue as tellers at its banking halls are pocketing US dollar payments and use their own bank cards to swipe the equivalent amounts in local ...

Geographical name changes can be a result of a shift in regimes, indigenous movements, decolonisation, or political factors.

Breaking news.   Mr Addmore Nhekairo Trust Freddy, Herald Correspondent Concerns are growing over the potential ...

Some older people in Zimbabwe are taking up exercise wherever they can find the space as non-communicable diseases such as ...