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La Russia sta intensificando il reclutamento militare in alcuni dei paesi più poveri dell'Africa per compensare le pesanti perdite e la carenza di personale in Ucraina, secondo un rapporto dell'intelligence ucraina. Il reclutamento è aumentato in Burundi (699 reclute, rispetto a 30 nel 2025) e in Zimbabwe (530, rispetto a 65), con aumenti segnalati anche in Sierra Leone, Sudan, Camerun e Repubblica Democratica del Congo. Questa mossa segue avvertimenti e obiezioni da parte di diversi governi africani riguardo alle pratiche di reclutamento, tra cui false promesse di posti di lavoro civili. L'Ucraina afferma di aver identificato 45.959 stranieri provenienti da 151 paesi che hanno firmato contratti militari con la Russia, tra cui 5.451 africani. Fonte: Bloomberg
La polizia sudafricana ha fatto irruzione in un laboratorio di metanfetamina "su scala industriale" nascosto in una fattoria vicino al confine con lo Zimbabwe, sequestrando droga e attrezzature per un valore di circa 37 milioni di dollari. Tra i cinque arrestati figurano due cittadini messicani. Si tratta del terzo importante sequestro che coinvolge cittadini messicani in Sudafrica quest'anno, a conferma dell'espansione dei cartelli latinoamericani in Africa. - AFP
Zimbabwe's capital Harare remained largely quiet amid a large police deployment following a call from the country's influential war veterans for massive protests against President Emmerson Mnangagwa
A cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe's Kariba District has led to 70 suspected cases and one death. The government is responding with vaccinations and control measures amid ongoing sanitation challenges
President Mnangagwa has toured & Commissioned the Dzivarasekwa Flats in Harare. The project was implemented by the Ministry of National Housing & Social Amenities under the Enhanced Cabinet Committee on Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Management. Pictures: Believe Nyakudjara
The Zimbabwe Defence Forces says achieving a free status by 2025 remains a priority, with over 290 square kilometres of deadly mines having been cleared countrywide
A measles outbreak in Zimbabwe has killed 157 children, with the death toll nearly doubling in just under a week, according to the country's information minister
At least 35 people have been killed and 71 injured in Zimbabwe in the crash of a bus carrying worshipers to an Easter weekend religious gathering in the southeast town of Chipinge, police say
Soldier, police officer arrested after police shootout with 'armed robbers' in Harare 1 killed, 4 arrested after foiled armed robbery in Greendale suburb
A Harare court has issued a warrant of arrest against MDC-Alliance vice president Tendai Biti after he failed to show up for his trial this Monday at the Harare Magistrate's Court
Tsholotsho South MP Zenzo Sibanda has died from Covid-19, Matabeleland North minister Richard Moyo told @zimlive. The MP had been on oxygen at a Bulawayo hospital since the weekend
HARARE City Council (HCC) workers say they will not subject themselves to any disciplinary hearing or investigation by the city's chief security officer Mr Collen Tongoona as he has a pending criminal case before the country's courts
Two people who were masquerading as police officers have been arrested in separate incidents in Harare after they were found extorting money from pirate taxi drivers and a suspected 'fraudster'
TWO members of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Neighbourhood Watch Committee stationed at Karoi Rural have appeared in court for allegedly setting up a roadblock in a bush and demanding bribes from motorists
Police in Raffingora are investigating a murder case which occurred at Mvurachena Farm on Sunday, in which the victim was struck once on the head after he confronted 2 suspects who were stealing maize in a field. The victim died yesterday due to serious head injuries
The two Zimbabwean men who escaped from police custody in Limpopo province last Wednesday and were re-arrested have been each jailed for an effective 22 years for committing several armed robberies in the neighbouring country
AS Covid-19 cases spiral amid a deadly third wave, President Mnangagwa has called on all Zimbabweans to come together to defeat the invisible enemy that has left a trail of destruction across the country
VEHICLES were smashed while people were injured at Christmas Pass in Mutare when violence, pitting suspected smugglers of second-hand clothes, broke out over control of illegal routes connecting to Mozambique. - @HeraldZimbabwe
YemenHouthi-held Hodeidah airport, telecommunication networks on Mount Bard in Kusmah district, Raymah governorate and in Bani Matar in Sana'a were targeted by airstrikes. Photo from Hodeidah airport
