October 15, 2026

By Memory Mudzani  Redcliff residents were left counting their losses after an explosion at an explosives magazine in the early hours of 11 October killed

By Flata Kavinga  Kwekwe City Council has proposed increasing water tariffs for high-density residents from US$0.85 to US$1.15 per cubic metre and for low-density residents

By Flata Kavinga  Kwekwe City Council is proposing to increase clinic consultation fees from US$3 to US$4 to sustain healthcare services amid the withdrawal of

By Flata Kavinga  Kwekwe residents, particularly artisanal miners, are responding positively to tuberculosis (TB) and silicosis screening as health authorities step up efforts to detect

By Flata Kavinga  Kwekwe General Hospital is struggling to accommodate patients due to a shortage of ward space, with the growing demand for care among

By Flata Kavinga  Kwekwe mayor Cllr Albert Zinhanga has donated clothing, baby wrappers, soap, diapers and other essential items to two mothers who gave birth

By Flata Kavinga  Kwekwe mayor Cllr Albert Zinhanga has urged residents to participate in ongoing consultations for the city’s 2027 budget, saying their contributions will

By Flata Kavinga  Kwekwe Polytechnic principal Evans Musara has urged students to shun drug and substance abuse, warning that the practice threatens their future and

By Flata Kavinga   Kwekwe Polytechnic principal Evans Musara has urged workers approaching retirement to acquire practical skills that can enable them to establish income-generating projects

By Flata Kavinga   Kwekwe Polytechnic Applied Arts graduands have been challenged to use their practical skills to establish businesses and create employment rather than rely

By Flata Kavinga   Hardrock FC climbed to the top of the Premier Soccer League standings after a 2-0 victory over visiting Bulawayo Chiefs at Chahwanda

By Admire Chitsungo  The Kadoma Agricultural Show has made a comeback after years of challenges and leadership disputes, drawing farmers, businesses and families to its