HARARE - The Mayor of Harare Jacob Mafume has said there is "no bad blood" between the City of Harare and Sakunda Holdings, despite a failed agreement to renovate Rufaro Stadium two years ago.

HARARE, March 18, (NewsDayLive) – Police said they are investigating the death of a 38-year-old man he was thrown out of a moving vehicle in Marondera on Monday afternoon. National police spokesperson ...

Fastjet Zimbabwe has announced the introduction of a new scheduled flight service between Harare and Lusaka, set to commence on April 9, 2025.The new route ...

Street vendors in Zimbabwe say they will not be moved. Government plans to clear vendors, saying they are contributing to ...

Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume on Monday said the city council will avail 40 hectares of land to the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) for the development of Highglen Stadium.

Spread This NewsBy Staff Reporter VENDORS in Harare went about their business without hindrance Friday afternoon and evening ...

The Harare City Council has announced yet another operation to remove illegal vendors from the central business district (CBD ...

Durham opted to bat again, declaring on 181/1 in 31 overs to increase their lead to 480. Alex Lees scored an unbeaten 100, while Emilio Gay weighed in with 64. Zimbabwe A improved in their second ...

Executive Committee, led by President Nqobile Magwizi, today held a productive meeting with the Mayor The post ZIFA Executive ...

HARARE Mayor Jacob Mafume endorsed a deal for the takeover of waste collection by Geo Pomona despite rejection by councillors, it has emerged.