A somber mood has gripped Zimbabwe’s Parliament following a devastating road accident that claimed the life of Nkulumane legislator Honourable Desire Moyo and left four other Members of Parliament injured. The fatal crash occurred in the early hours of Friday along the Bulawayo–Gweru Highway, near Shangani, when the vehicle the lawmakers were travelling in collided with an elephant. According to preliminary reports, the group of MPs — all from the Matabeleland region — were travelling together when the tragedy struck.

South African music star Kelly Khumalo has opened up about her new approach to love and relationships, making it clear that she will no longer entertain men who lack financial stability, emotional maturity, or spiritual depth. In a no-holds-barred conversation on L-Tido’s Podcast, the award-winning singer spoke candidly about how her life experiences and personal growth have shaped her views on what she now considers a healthy relationship.

Airport- The Government of Zimbabwe has launched an ambitious nationwide programme to rehabilitate and modernise airports as part of a multi-billion-dollar infrastructure development strategy designed to strengthen air transport, promote tourism, and attract foreign investment. Transport and Infrastructure Development Minister Felix Mhona made the announcement during the 2025 Built Environment Conference and Expo, where he outlined a sweeping vision for transforming the country’s aviation and transport landscape.

UMGUZA – A dramatic confrontation unfolded just after the Airport turn-off along Nkayi Road in Umguza District when a prominent local businessman turned the tables on two self-proclaimed Tsikamutandas, who had accused him of using witchcraft to amass his wealth. The businessman, whose identity has been withheld for security reasons, had recently faced suspicion from his own relatives. They were convinced that misfortunes including poverty, poor harvests, and unemployment that plagued their household were the result of his alleged involvement with "ondofa," a mythical spirit believed in local folklore to bring wealth to its owner by siphoning the fortunes of others.

Zanu-PF Treasurer-General Patrick Chinamasa has confirmed that the ruling party received a US$50,000 donation from South Africa-based chrome mining company FS Mining, spearheaded by its Chief Executive Officer, Precious Mabuza, the daughter of the late former South African Deputy President David Dabede Mabuza. The donation, officially handed over on Monday, October 6, at the Zanu-PF headquarters in Harare, is intended to support preparations for the party’s 22nd National People’s Conference, which is scheduled to take place in Mutare, Manicaland Province, from October 13 to 18, 2025.

SEKE- A tragic road traffic accident early this morning along Seke Road, opposite Zororo Cemetery, has left motorists and witnesses shaken as emergency crews rushed to rescue victims trapped in the wreckage. The multi-vehicle collision, which occurred near Manyame Bridge, brought traffic to a complete halt and has once again highlighted the dangers of this notorious stretch of road linking Harare and Chitungwiza.

Popular comedian and social media entertainer Admire Takudzwa Mushambi, better known by his stage name Mama Vee, has found himself on the wrong side of the law after a Harare magistrate issued a warrant for his immediate arrest. The warrant was granted following his failure to appear in court to give crucial testimony in the high-profile E-Creator Ponzi scheme case — a scandal that has shaken Zimbabwe’s entertainment and financial circles.

HARARE — Businessman and self‑styled tenderpreneur Wicknell Chivayo has launched a blistering attack on Bikita South legislator Energy Mutodi, warning the outspoken lawmaker to “enjoy his last supper in Parliament” as he pledged to block Mutodi’s return to the National Assembly in the 2028 elections. The scathing remarks come amid a political storm sparked by Mutodi’s allegations of large‑scale corruption involving Finance Ministry Permanent Secretary George Guvamatanga, which have reverberated through Zimbabwe’s political circles over the past week.

Avondale – In a shocking case of daylight robbery, a Greendale man has been left counting losses after thieves smashed their way into his vehicle outside a popular Avondale restaurant and made off with US$20 000 (approximately R380 000) in cash. The audacity of the crime has sparked concern over rising thefts in Harare and renewed calls for improved security in public spaces.

HARARE – A Harare magistrate has denied bail to two men allegedly implicated as drug suppliers by Robert Mugabe Jr, keeping them in custody while investigations into a wider drug syndicate continue. The ruling comes just days after Mugabe Jr himself was granted bail, underscoring contrasting legal outcomes that have sparked public debate. The accused, Simbarashe Kaseke (37) and Wellington Ncube (19), appeared before Magistrate Lisa Mutendereki after spending a week in custody.

A shadow of sorrow has descended upon Zimbabwe following the sudden and tragic death of Nkulumane legislator Desire Moyo, who was killed in a devastating road accident in the early hours of Friday, 10 October 2025. The incident occurred when the vehicle he was travelling in collided with an elephant near Shangani, cutting short the life of a dedicated public servant and leaving several others injured.

HARARE – Prominent Zimbabwean socialite and philanthropist Jackie Ngarande has publicly voiced concern over what she describes as a worrying decline in the quality of Dairibord Zimbabwe Limited (DZL) yoghurt products. Her remarks have sparked widespread discussion among consumers and prompted a swift response from the dairy giant, which has since admitted to a technical fault affecting one of its production machines.

A 33-year-old man from Binga has appeared before the Bulawayo Magistrates’ Court accused of severely injuring a teenage workmate in a violent altercation triggered by a dispute over a wheelbarrow. The accused, Shepherd Mudimba, allegedly struck 18-year-old Tafadzwa Nkomo on the head with a spade, causing a deep wound and a fractured skull that required emergency surgery. The incident occurred on September 23, 2025, at a workplace in Bulawayo, where both men were employed.

KUWADZANA- A devastated family from Kuwadzana Extension is preparing to leave their home following the tragic deaths of their two young children, saying they can no longer endure the painful memories that haunt the place where the incident unfolded. The Muzanago family lost their beloved daughters, Anopaishe and Anenyasha, under deeply distressing circumstances. The children, who had gone missing, were later found lifeless inside a vehicle parked near their home.

HARARE — Renowned Zimbabwean musician Tocky Vibes, born Chamakuvangu, has revealed that the launch of his new album, Mashangurapata, resulted in a staggering US$25,000 loss — a financial blow that has left fans and industry observers talking. The event, held last Saturday at the Alexandra Sports Club in Harare, was intended to be a grand celebration of the artist’s latest work, but instead drew a disappointing turnout.

HARARE — Excitement is building as Zimbabwe prepares to host the much‑anticipated Kadoma Music Festival, with international stars Christopher Martin, Busy Signal, and Julian King arriving in the country ahead of the weekend’s festivities. The festival, set to take place at the Odyssey Hotel in Kadoma, promises to be one of the most talked‑about events of the year, blending reggae rhythms, Zimbabwean beats, and a celebration of music and culture.

Former Citizens Coalition for Change legislator Fadzayi Mahere is facing fierce criticism from political commentators and social media users following her recent remarks targeting businessman Wicknell Chivhayo and musician Tocky Vibes. Her posts, which questioned Chivhayo’s business dealings and mocked Tocky Vibes, have sparked a heated debate about accountability, political rhetoric, and the role of public figures in Zimbabwe’s national discourse.

PRETORIA — A heated scene unfolded at Marks Pub and Shisanyama in Pretoria when Matshediso Mholo, former member of the iconic Afro‑pop group Malaika, stormed the stage during a live performance and demanded the microphone from the group’s new female vocalist. The incident, which took place on Sunday, 4 October, is the latest flare‑up in an ongoing dispute between Mholo and her former bandmate Bongani Nchang over the group’s leadership and future.

Zimbabwean billionaire and Econet Wireless founder Strive Masiyiwa — widely regarded as one of Africa’s most influential entrepreneurs — has further cemented his family’s role in the telecommunications giant’s leadership by appointing his daughter, Sarah Masiyiwa, as an Alternate Director on the Econet Wireless Zimbabwe board. The move strengthens the Masiyiwa family’s influence in one of Africa’s most successful technology groups while signalling a deliberate generational shift in leadership.

Two Zimbabwean families are reeling from shock after a private DNA test revealed a heart‑breaking truth: their daughters, now 18 years old, were switched at birth at Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo on May 13, 2007. The revelation has reopened painful wounds and stirred fresh concerns over negligence and systemic failures at one of Zimbabwe’s largest referral hospitals. The truth came to light when a man from Bulawayo began questioning why his youngest daughter bore no resemblance to him or her siblings.

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s wife, Minnie Baloyi, has once again captured the admiration of many Zimbabweans — not just for her refined sense of style, but for her remarkable strength and fitness. Known for her elegance, grace, and confidence, Minnie continues to make headlines as one of Zimbabwe’s most composed and fashionable public figures. Her ability to balance sophistication with discipline has made her a role model for many, both within and beyond political circles.

A viral video circulating on social media has sparked heated debate across South Africa and beyond after appearing to show Operation Dudula president Zandile Dabula admitting that her parents are from Zimbabwe. The short clip, which has been widely shared on X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok, has divided opinion, with some claiming it reveals the truth about Zandile Dabula ’s heritage while others insist it is part of a calculated smear campaign.

Offset is breaking his silence on a swirling rumor that has dogged him for years — the alleged claim that he had a “sleepover” with rapper Saweetie while still married to Cardi B. In a candid new interview with Keke Palmer, Offset confronted the speculation head-on, addressing the gossip that has fueled headlines and social media chatter for months.

Zimbabwean musician Saintfloew has been hospitalised following a sudden illness, prompting widespread concern among his fans and the local entertainment community. The news was confirmed by his long-time promoter, Tinashe Mutarisi, who shared a heartfelt update on social media, urging the public to respect the artist’s privacy during this challenging time. According to Mutarisi, the health scare began shortly after Saintfloew performed at Gwanzura Stadium, one of Harare’s busiest venues, where he delivered a high-energy performance that drew thousands of fans.

Land Scandal-The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has made a high-profile move in its fight against fraud, arresting two senior ZANU PF officials from Hopley in connection with a sprawling land scam allegedly worth US$1.5 million. The suspects are said to be politically connected figures linked to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s inner circle, raising concerns about entrenched corruption within ruling party structures.