Mutare Unveils AI-Powered Traffic Lights, School Infrastructure in Smart City Drive

By Fanuel Chinowaita MUTARE, 6 July 2026 – The City of Mutare has commissioned a series of infrastructure projects, including an AI-powered smart traffic light system, a new computer laboratory, classroom blocks and service delivery vehicles, in a move aimed at improving education, road safety and municipal service delivery. The projects, officially commissioned on Saturday,…

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Car Thief’s Escape Cut Short as Workmates Track Down Stolen Vehicle

By Heather Buzuzi MUTARE, 5 July 2026 – A 30-year-old Mutare man has been arrested after he was allegedly caught attempting to remove the registration plates from a stolen vehicle just hours after it disappeared from a local garage. Confirming the incident, ZRP Manicaland Acting Spokesperson Assistant Inspector Wiseman Chinyoka said Lancelot Munhandi was arrested…

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Six Arrested Over Armed Robberies Targeting Econet Booster Sites in Manicaland

By Fanuel Chinowaita RUSAPE – Police in Manicaland have arrested six suspects linked to a series of violent armed robberies targeting Econet booster sites in Rusape and Nyanga, where security guards employed by Suburban Security Company were assaulted, tied up and robbed while protecting telecommunications infrastructure. The suspects allegedly targeted Econet booster stations between June…

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Former Domestic Worker, Father Arrested as Police Recover Stolen Cattle Worth US$2,900 in Manicaland

By Fanuel Chinowaita MUTARE, July 2, 2026 – Two men have been arrested in connection with the theft of seven cattle valued at US$2,900 in Inyati, Manicaland Province, with police recovering all the stolen livestock. The suspects have been identified as Caleb Emmanuel Nemuseso (24) of Mudzengerere Village, Inyati and his father, Webster Nemuseso (68),…

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Post-Mortem Rules Out Natural Death in Chikanga Baby Case as Police Probe Deepens

By Fanuel Chinowaita MUTARE, June 30, 2026 — A post-mortem examination has ruled out natural causes in the death of three-month-old Priscilla Njowera of Chikanga Phase 2, with medical findings indicating that the infant died from mechanical asphyxia, a development that has intensified police investigations into the circumstances surrounding her death. The examination, conducted on…

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Teacher Wanted Over Alleged Sexual Abuse of Bonda High Learner as Social Media Claims Spark Wider Questions

Allegations against St David’s Bonda High School teacher reignite concerns over child protection in Zimbabwe’s boarding schools By Fanuel Chinowaita BONDA, MANICALAND — Allegations of sexual abuse involving a teacher and a 17-year-old learner at St David’s Bonda High School have raised fresh concerns about child protection in Zimbabwe’s boarding schools, with police searching for…

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