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Sars cracks down on Vat refund fraud

As 14 accused in R3.99m tax fraud investigation.
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Life as an asylum seeker in SA’s broken immigration system

For years seeking asylum has been near impossible.
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Sanctions continue to hurt ordinary Zimbabweans, says Chitepo School official

Raymond Jaravaza, Sunday News Reporter SANCTIONS imposed on Zimbabwe by Western countries continue to hurt ordinary citizens and stifle the country’s economic…
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Zinara secures US$400million for strategic highways

Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Reporter THE Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) has secured a US$400 million infrastructure financing package to accelerate the rehabilitation…
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Illegal gas outlets flood Bulawayo suburbs . . . put properties at increased risk of fire

Peter Matika, peter.matika@gmail.com ONLY one out of every 10 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) retailers operating in Bulawayo’s residential areas is licensed as…
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SABLES WIN IN THRILLER. . .Zimbabwe continue dominance over Namibia

Veronica Gwaze, Zimpapers Sports Hub Zimbabwe 36-33 Namibia ZIMBABWE came out in full force to support their senior rugby team and, in…
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President Mnangagwa calls for solidarity in times of grief

Debra Matabvu PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has called on communities to support one another during times of bereavement, saying solidarity is critical in helping…
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‘We’re in an era of irreversible progress and self-reliance’

Wallace Ruzvidzo Sunday Mail Reporter ZIMBABWE’s economy is moving from strength to strength despite the yoke of illegal Western-imposed sanctions, with the…
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‘Sanctions failed to blunt our ambitions’

Sunday Mail Reporter Zimbabwe’s growing gross domestic product (GDP), rising exports and expanding international engagement are proof of the country’s resilience despite…
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Leading Comesa puts Zim at centre of regional industrialisation drive

Trust Freddy ZIMBABWE’S assumption of the chairmanship of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) has placed the country at…
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Workers now have a right to refuse dangerous work

Farirai Machivenyika WORKERS can now legally refuse to perform work that puts their lives or health at risk — and their employers…
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President Mnangagwa calls for solidarity in times of grief

Debra Matabvu PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA has called on communities to support one another during times of bereavement, saying solidarity is critical in helping…
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Miss SA to Mrs: Inside Mia Le Roux’s wedding

From beauty pageant to bride: Former Miss SA Mia le Roux wed her partner, Luke ten Oever in Franschhoek last week...
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‘He was very rude’: Fans share real-life encounters with ‘Velaphi’

Social media users spilled some hot tea about their unpleasant encounters with actor Ray Ntlokwana, better known as 'Velaphi'.
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Man City’s perfect start ended by Aston Villa, Arsenal go joint-top

Manchester City’s flawless start to the Premier League season was ended in a 2-1 defeat at Aston Villa on Saturday that allowed Arsenal to join them at the top of …
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Breaking news: Manqoba Mngqithi shown the door at Young Africans

Former Mamelodi Sundowns coach Manqoba Mngqithi has left Tanzanian giants Young Africans after just three months in charge.
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Cape Town’s N2 wall: 94% OPPOSE plans, says survey

A survey which polled Cape Town residents, including those living in the Cape Flats, revealed astonishing results about the N2 wall project.
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W. Cape water restrictions announcement expected early next month

The combined dam levels of the Western Cape stand at just over 79%.
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President Hicilema honours fisherman, Chalala Hero, other medal recipients

President Hakainde Hichilema has awarded Medal of Gallantry to Namwala fisherman who wrestled a crocodile to save a fellow fisherman and a civilian who risked his life to guide security …
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Government prioritises social sectors for economic independence-Bwalya

Muchinga Province Permanent Secretary Tuesday Bwalya says Government is working hard to improve social sectors to achieve economic independence and ensure that citizens live dignified lives. ‎Dr Bwalya, who made …
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Serenje DC calls for unity to boost Agriculture

Serenje District Commissioner (DC), Ellen Mibenge has called on agricultural stakeholders to work together to unlock the district’s agricultural potential and contribute to the Grow Zambia Agenda. Ms Mibenge says …
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Southern Province PS calls for unity

Southern Province Acting Permanent Secretary, Gift Monde has called for strengthened Collaboration among citizens in order to protect Zambia’s National Heritage and ensure that the Country upholds its identity. Speaking …
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Moya to provide update on Bronkhorstspruit water crisis on Wednesday

Residents are demanding that the water issue be resolved as soon as possible.
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Search underway for man missing while swimming at Ballito beach

Spokesperson Samantha Mayrick has advised swimmers to refrain from swimming at the unguarded beach.
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KZN police seek Mzimela brothers over Shakaskraal triple murder

Siyabonga Mthembu, Velenkosini Blose and Eusebio Santos were fatally shot inside a shack by two men
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