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Three Killed, 19 Injured as Kombi and Truck Collide Head-On on Harare’s Glen Eagles Road
A commuter omnibus carrying 20 passengers and a haulage truck collided head-on near First Class Bus Garage on Wednesday evening, leaving three people dead and 19 hospitalised at Sally Mugabe Hospital.
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Femicide Crisis: Shamwari Yemwanasikana Wants Intimate Partner Killings Declared a National Emergency
A girls’ empowerment organisation says at least 13 women and children were killed in Zimbabwean homes between June and September 2026, and is pressing the Zimbabwe Gender Commission to escalate what it calls a femicide crisis to the highest offices in the land.
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Zimbabwe Launches National Speed Monitoring System to Tighten Grip on Public Transport
Government has commissioned the National Speed Monitoring System in Harare, a platform designed to track how public service vehicles move and operate across the country as authorities move to curb reckless driving and improve accountability in the transport sector.
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Glen View Couple Found Dead at Harare Home as Police Investigate
A married couple has been found dead at their Glen View 3 home in Harare. Police have sealed off the property while investigators work to establish what happened.
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Masvingo Land Row: Woman and Toddler Held Overnight as Plot Dispute Escalates
Nancy Rikitai Gwaindepi, 42, was detained with her two-year-old child and a neighbour after she tried to stop workers from fencing land in Clipsham, Masvingo. The case has renewed attention on a wider eviction dispute involving hundreds of plot holders and a sitting legislator.
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Masvingo Woman, Baby Detained as Land Dispute with MP Escalates
A Masvingo woman and her two-year-old baby were locked up overnight as tensions rise over land allegedly being grabbed by Chivi North MP Godfrey Mukungunugwa. More than 700 families face eviction from Clipsham plots.
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ConCourt Showdown Begins: War Veterans Challenge Parliamentary Election of President Under Amendment No. 3
Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Court has opened hearings into the first of several challenges against Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3, with six liberation war veterans arguing that swapping a direct presidential vote for election by Parliament required a referendum.
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Mahere Warns Professionals Against Chivayo’s ‘Zhet’ as Uriri Turns Down US$350 000 in Gifts
Lawyer and former MP Fadzayi Mahere says accepting luxury gifts from politically connected benefactors buys silence, not gratitude, after Advocate Lewis Uriri rejected US$350 000 in vehicles and cash from Wicknell Chivayo.
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Harare Orders Property Owners to Spruce Up Premises as Councillor Seeks Probe into Ashdown Park Evictions
City Hall has told owners of all buildings and developments in Harare to bring their premises up to standard, while a Harare West councillor demands answers over the Ashdown Park Extension eviction dispute that has left home seekers exposed.
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Zimbabwean Businessman Lawrence Mudzinganyama Under Fire in South Africa Over Death Threats Video
A video showing Zimbabwean businessman Lawrence Chamurwa Mudzinganyama threatening to kill three women at a Johannesburg restaurant has sparked outrage and prompted South African authorities to investigate his company’s SANRAL contract.
