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24/07/2025

ZIM Mothers be like..
HUYA umhorese vayenzi wavarangarira here ava ndi Tete vekuGuruve vauiya kuzotiona stereki ndine nhumbu yako😂

Another accident happened at the DZ turn-off along Bulawayo Road Thursday afternoon. A lorry and a private car collided....
24/07/2025

Another accident happened at the DZ turn-off along Bulawayo Road Thursday afternoon.

A lorry and a private car collided.

There were no fataIities; however, the private car driver was injured.

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African Distillers Q1 26 volume 40%, due to consumer spending from:• a record to***co output• good summer crop harvest• ...
24/07/2025

African Distillers Q1 26 volume 40%, due to consumer spending from:

• a record to***co output
• good summer crop harvest
• gold production & prices
• blitz against smuggled products
• banning of illicit ethanol-based cheap spirits

Turnover 51% at US$19m.

Journalist, Edmund Kudzayi has filed an application in the High Court seeking to rescind a default judgment ordering him...
24/07/2025

Journalist, Edmund Kudzayi has filed an application in the High Court seeking to rescind a default judgment ordering him to pay US$100,000 to lawyer and former Mountpleasant lawmaker, Fadzayi Mahere for defamation.

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Falcon College 1MW Solar Plant Commissioned last month, Falcon College one of Zimbabwe’s wealthiest institutions has gon...
24/07/2025

Falcon College 1MW Solar Plant
Commissioned last month, Falcon College one of Zimbabwe’s wealthiest institutions has gone green with a 1MW solar installation at its remote campus.

Installed by AfricaCicada, the plant enables the college to run fully off-grid, ensuring uninterrupted power even during ZESA blackouts no more diesel generators.

With diesel at US$1.50/litre, institutions like Falcon previously needed tens of thousands of litres to stay operational.

This move by Falcon sets a powerful example for energy resilience and sustainability in Zimbabwe’s education sector.

Budget airline Fastjet Zimbabwe will begin direct flights between Bulawayo and Victoria Falls next month, a move expecte...
24/07/2025

Budget airline Fastjet Zimbabwe will begin direct flights between Bulawayo and Victoria Falls next month, a move expected to enhance connectivity in the Matabeleland region and boost domestic tourism.

The new route will operate four times a week — on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays — starting on August 8, using the airline’s 50-seater Embraer regional jets.

Fastjet spokesperson Nunurai Ndawana said the new service strengthens the airline’s growing footprint in Zimbabwe’s second-largest city while supporting the country’s tourism and business sectors.

“The new Bulawayo to Victoria Falls flight strengthens our presence in Bulawayo and underscores our commitment to the development of the tourism region,” Ndawana said in a statement.

“Our four-times-a-week flights will offer more travel opportunities and support both leisure and corporate travel between the two cities.”

The flights will depart Bulawayo at 1.25PM and land in Victoria Falls at 2.20PM. The return leg leaves Victoria Falls at 2.50PM, arriving in Bulawayo at 3.45PM.

Chief Commercial Officer Vivian Ruwuya said the launch follows “widespread consultative engagements” with stakeholders in the travel and tourism sectors.

“This has been a long time coming,” she said. “We have been monitoring the development and traffic trends between the manufacturing city of Bulawayo and our tourism hub of Victoria Falls.”

The flights launch coincides with major roadworks on the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls road which is in a bad state of repair.

The Bulawayo–Victoria Falls route becomes the latest addition to Fastjet’s domestic network, which already links Harare, Bulawayo and Victoria Falls, along with international routes to South Africa and Zambia.

The airline, which began operations in Zimbabwe in 2015, recently achieved the International Air Transport Association’s Operational Safety Audit certification, a global benchmark for operational excellence and safety.

Source: Zimlive

A woman and her tenant appeared in court Wednesday facing murder charges after they allegedly hired hitmen to kill her e...
24/07/2025

A woman and her tenant appeared in court Wednesday facing murder charges after they allegedly hired hitmen to kill her ex-husband, a local taxi operator.

Apirizi Sekai, 41, and Munyaradzi Munyaradzi, 24, were remanded in custody by the Chegutu Magistrates’ Court until July 30 and were advised to apply for bail at the High Court.

Authorities allege Sekai approached Munyaradzi, her tenant, asking him to find someone to kill her ex-husband, Aleck Sinoia, with whom she had a long-running dispute over infidelity and property following their separation.

Munyaradzi is said to have contacted Cleopas Gomarara, who then enlisted a man only identified as Jefu and others still at large.

The suspects allegedly lured Sinoia by pretending they needed a ride to Chegutu Hospital. They reportedly ambushed him, deflated the car’s tyres and stabbed him multiple times before fleeing. The attackers allegedly received US$200 for the hit.

Police investigations are ongoing.

Source: Zimlive

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War veterans leader, Douglas Mahiya’s Toyota Land Cruiser vehicle clamped in central Harare.📸:Busstop tv
24/07/2025

War veterans leader, Douglas Mahiya’s Toyota Land Cruiser vehicle clamped in central Harare.

📸:Busstop tv

24/07/2025

Zimbabwe ndiyo yega ine coin rebepa😂

Business or leisure experience. Fly from Lusaka to Harare on fastjet.Book now, flights available on Monday, Wednesday an...
24/07/2025

Business or leisure experience. Fly from Lusaka to Harare on fastjet.
Book now, flights available on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.



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