Itai Mazire
Drama erupted during an MDC-T primary election in Buhera West last weekend after one of the aspiring parliamentary candidates, Mr George Usavi, and his supporters fled with 11 ballot boxes after sensing

Kuda Bwititi
Zanu-PF yesterday requested all candidates who will participate in its primary elections next week to sign a strict code of conduct that disqualifies them from the poll if they sponsor political violence or

Sunday Mail Reporter
Police will not give in to increased calls from motorists to reduce the number of roadblocks they will mount on the country’s roads, a senior police official has said.

Nomore Kudzedzereka
A Mbare magistrate sentenced eight touts, who were found guilty of contravening Section 40 of the Road Motor Transportation Act Chapter 15:15, to a month in prison. In passing sentence on the eight —

Noah Pito in Hurungwe
The sighting of an eighth pangolin in eight months in Chief Chundu’s area has left villagers convinced that their new chief has been accepted by the ancestors.

Sunday Mail Reporter
Government is instituting a cocktail of measures that will see the expansion of Hwange and Kariba power stations as well as the purchase of transformers and switching gears as it steps up efforts to alleviate

Munyaradzi Musiiwa
A 24-year-old man from Mberengwa is battling for life at Zvishavane District Hospital after being stabbed several times by a friend during a heated dispute over a well-known prostitute.

Sunday Mail Reporter
Zimbabwe will lobby for the removal of policies that hinder tourism that have been adopted by some of country’s international source markets when the United Nations World Tourism Organisation

Charlotte Musarurwa
The decision by the Harare City Council to introduce one-way streets in a bid to ease congestion within the central business district appears to be spectacularly backfiring.

Sunday Mail Reporters
Harare residents yesterday continued to grapple with a crippling water shortage amid calls for the city fathers to declare the crisis an emergency that requires the intervention of Government and

Sunday Mail Reporter
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has begun monitoring media organisations and has also requested national broadcaster ZBC to provide programme schedules to ensure journalists cover the