Zimbabwe’s Mugabe named among former African leaders in Epstein files

Govt outlines proposed Road Accident Fund Bill

Foreign nationals in reserved sectors granted 17-day extension

GOVERNMENT has extended the deadline for foreign nationals operating in reserved sectors of the economy to submit their regularisation plans from January 31 to February 17, 2026.

Displaced Farmers Seek U.S. Support as Zimbabwe Navigates Compensation Commitments

White commercial farmers displaced during Zimbabwe’s land reform programme of the early 2000s are engaging U.S. policymakers in an effort to support the release of long-promised compensation, as the country continues to manage economic recovery challenges.

President Intervenes in Flood Relief, Coordinates Local and Regional Disaster Response

The President has deferred his annual leave to focus on directing both local and regional disaster response measures, as flooding continues to affect communities, infrastructure and livelihoods across Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique.

Government Rolls Out Free Wi-Fi Programme

Government is working with local authorities and service providers to ensure the secure, reliable and sustainable operation of the Wi-Fi hotspots as the rollout continues across provinces.

Jacob Mafume Not Arrested – ZACC

ZACC has dismissed claims that Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume was arrested, clarifying that he was only questioned and released, while two senior officials were arrested over alleged fraud involving the illegal sale of Harare council land.