Senior Journalist and Editor of Zimbabwe Independent – Faith Zaba has been arrested by the ZRP today (July 1, 2025) on allegations of undermining the authority of or insulting the President. The charge relates to a satirical Muckraker article published last week Friday. After police recorded a warned and cautioned statement from Zaba, they insisted on detaining her overnight, pending a court appearance provisionally tomorrow (July 2, 2025). “We are deeply disappointed with the determination of the authorities to lock Zaba up, even in the face of medical confirmation of her current severe illness,” said her lawyer – Chris Mhike
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Police have finally arrested Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, the youngest son of the late former President Robert Mugabe, following a violent assault at a Mazowe mining site that left a security guard critically injured and several others severely beaten. Chatunga, who was seen wearing a black hoodie, appeared at the Concession Magistrates Court on Monday, where he faces charges stemming from a brazen attack on workers at the Ultimate Mining concession — a site that borders his mother Grace Mugabe’s estate. The incident occurred last Wednesday around 4PM, when Chatunga allegedly led a group of heavily armed men — some brandishing AK-47 rifles — onto the mine grounds. He accused mine staff of allowing illegal gold pan
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Tragedy Strikes Zimbabwean Family in Leeds: Four Lives Lost in Devastating Accident A heart-wrenching tragedy unfolded in the early hours of Monday morning when a Zimbabwean family of four—John Arimero, 38, his wife Susan Arimero, 34, and their two young children, Sophia, 9, and Emmerson, 5—were killed in a horrific collision with an 18-wheeler in Leeds. The accident, which occurred under still-unclear circumstances, has left their loved ones and the wider community in deep mourning. Witnesses described a scene of unimaginable devastation as emergency responders arrived to find the family’s vehicle completely crushed, extinguishing four bright lives in an instant. John, a devoted father known for his warm smile, and Susan, a loving mother with a passion for helping oth
Tragedy struck on Masvingo Gutu road yesterday when a tire puncture lead to the fatal accident claiming the lives of a monther and her 7 year old son.
Makagona vakomana. Musazobatwe. Akajaira ma China. Muno vakachengetedzwane hurumende hapana zvavanoitwa ne look east policy yavo.Six dismissed workers allegedly attacked their former Chinese boss manager and stole $10,000 in cash last week, claiming the money represented unpaid salaries. 6v The confrontation occurred at approximately 11:00 AM at the premises of Ryagri Zimbabwe (Pvt) Ltd in Southerton, Harare. According to police reports, the group physically attacked Ni Hong, the company manager, before fleeing with the substantial Six Workers Attack And Rob Their Chinese Boss Who Refused To Settle Unpaid Salaries by Patie June 30, 2025 Six dismissed workers allegedly attacked the
AUTHORITIES in Harare are exploring the possibility of enforcing the payment of parking fees 24 hours a day. Discussions, though, are still at a preliminary stage. The city does not stop functioning after 5pm. “There are a lot of activities which happen after 5pm and we feel that our municipal officers should be active during that period. “The same goes for parking. “It’s not like parking ends at 4pm and enforcement, making sure that the bays that are being used after 4pm, is our responsibility and there could be changes.” Repeated attempts to get a co mment from Harare City spokesperson Stan Gama were not fruitful last night. “It’s important to highlight that all this
