Read more about the article Law firm holds breast cancer awareness, screening event for women
BREAST CANCER AWARENESS: Women at R. Chibaya Law Chambers participated in a breast cancer awareness and screening programme to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Health professionals provided screening services and educated participants on early detection, regular screening and the importance of prioritizing women's health.

Law firm holds breast cancer awareness, screening event for women

A Harare law firm organised breast cancer screening for its female staff as part of an initiative to promote early detection and raise awareness of the disease during Breast Cancer…

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Makandiwa, wife to headline Apostolic Summit in Kwekwe

By Farai Makopa (MCIJ) fsmakopa@gmail.com KWEKWE, Zimbabwe — United Family International Church founder Emmanuel Makandiwa and his wife, Ruth, will headline the Apostolic Summit 2026 in Kwekwe, an annual Christian…

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Police officer shot dead after confronting husband over alleged relationship with teenage stepdaughter

  HARARE — A police sergeant was shot dead and her husband critically injured in an apparent murder-attempted suicide in Hopley on Sunday night, hours after she confronted him over…

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Read more about the article Influencer ‘Mai Clifford’ admits drunk driving, fined US$200
In mitigation, Chigumira asked for leniency, telling the court that his only assets were two cows valued at US$300 each and US$150 in savings.

Influencer ‘Mai Clifford’ admits drunk driving, fined US$200

HARARE — Zimbabwean social media influencer Theophilus Chigumira, popularly known as "Mai Clifford," was fined US$200 after pleading guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol, with a blood alcohol…

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