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THE Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) has hiked fuel prices by over 30 percent, a move described by analysts as likely to have ripple effects and result in prices of basic commodities and services shooting up again.

MORE and more players now believe the 2020 Premier Soccer League (PSL) season is unlikely to go ahead due to the spread of coronavirus (Covid-19).

MUSICIAN Tahle Wedzinza will today launch her debut studio album online titled Rushesha .

MEBO hitmaker Obert Chari will be part of this year’s virtual edition of the Simon Chimbetu commemorations set for August 15.

ORGANISERS of the annual Let Them Schools Arts Festival have lined up a virtual event in October to compensate for the cancelled physical festival which was scheduled for July 3 and 4.

ZIMBABWE international Marvelous Nakamba’s fate at Aston Villa will now be determined by the newly-appointed sporting director Johan Lange, who arrives in England as a transfer guru following his success with FC Copenhagen back in his…

THE Zimbabwe Karate Union (ZKU) has bemoaned the negative impact the global spread of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has had after cancelling all of their local, regional and international assignments.

AMID escalating political tensions in the country, President Emmerson Mnangagwa issued another ominous warning against the country’s opposition yesterday, vowing to deal mercilessly with alleged terrorists among its ranks, the Daily News…

SOUTH Africa yesterday rejected calls for it to deal robustly with Zimbabwe, adding that relations between Pretoria and Harare were governed by international laws, the Daily News reports.

IN a surprise move, President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday appointed Vice President Constantino Chiwenga as the substantive minister of Health to replace Obadiah Moyo who was fired recently after his arrest on allegations of corruption.

ACTING Mpilo chief executive officer Solwayo Ngwenya has challenged people to take the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic seriously as the worst is yet to come.

CIVIL society organisations say the government should adopt a scientific and objective debt audit as part of measures to have the country’s odious debts cancelled.

ZIMDANCEHALL chanter Tawanda Mumanyi aka Seh Calaz celebrated his 30th birthday on Sunday with the release of a new reggae album.

SONGSTRESS and comedian Mai Titi will launch her latest studio album tomorrow.

MUSICIAN Felistas Murata popularly known as Mai Titi is challenging a $500 000 defamation claim raised against her by businesswoman Memory Muyaka after calling her a prostitute, witch and gossiper during Facebook broadcasts.

RABAT – All eyes in Africa are on Morocco after football action resumed in the North African country amid the Covid-19 pandemic, with outstanding top-flight matches being staged last weekend.

MEDICAL doctors are seeking an urgent meeting with President Emmerson Mnangagwa in the wake of the spiralling cases of the lethal coronavirus in the country, the Daily News reports.

WOMEN’S rights and advocacy group, Musasa Project, has revealed shocking figures of gender-based violence (GBV) since authorities imposed the current national coronavirus lockdown.

THE State wants land developer Felix Munyaradzi denied bail saying from Saturday the day he initially appeared in court, 50 more people have come to register complaints against him.

UNICEF has revealed that Zimbabwe is among countries struggling to improve breastfeeding as the world commemorates World Breastfeeding Week 2020.

SOUTH African celebrities and public figures took to social media in support of Zimbabweans under the hashtag #ZimbabweanLivesMatter. The hashtag which calls on the African Union to respond to Zimbabwean government’s violence against…

CONDOLENCE messages continue to pour in for the late former Dynamos chairperson Philip Mugadza, whose burial has now been pushed to the weekend to allow some of his children to travel from abroad.

AMID the country’s deepening political and economic crises, church leaders have once again implored President Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, to take the initiative to launch inclusive national dialogue to heal the nation.

ZIMBABWEAN immigrants have once again been given a reprieve after the South African government extended the expiry date of their visas to October.

IT IS now very clear to all those who choose to see, that no matter what long-suffering Zimbabweans try to do to lift themselves out of their decades-old misery, they are on a hiding to nothing as long as the narrow interests of politicians…