Visitor Mapwanya won the 2024 Pro-AM NAC Golf Tournament in a playoff against Brian Gondo at the Royal Harare Golf Club, securing an invitation to the Players Championship in South Africa. The tournament, which raised over US$25,000 for health-related causes, saw significant support from Newavakash International and other sponsors. The National Aids Council emphasized the importance of the funds in combating cancer and other non-communicable diseases, with beneficiaries including KidzCanZimbabwe and the Cancer Association of Zimbabwe.

Johnathan Campbell made an impressive international debut for Zimbabwe, scoring 45 runs off 24 balls, but it wasn't enough to prevent Bangladesh from securing a six-wicket victory in the second Twenty20 international match in Chattogram. Despite a challenging start, Campbell and Brian Bennett's partnership added 73 runs, helping Zimbabwe reach a total of 138 for seven. Bangladesh, led by Towhid Hridoy's unbeaten 37, chased down the target with ease, aided by rain interruptions that briefly disrupted play. Luke Jongwe was Zimbabwe's most successful bowler, taking two wickets for 35 runs.

Bongani Mlotshwa, husband of politician Linda Masarira, was sentenced to community service after being found guilty of domestic violence. The incident occurred when Masarira discovered Mlotshwa in a compromising situation with her daughter, leading to a physical altercation. Mlotshwa received a 15-month sentence, with 5 months suspended for 5 years, and the remaining 10 months converted to 350 hours of community service. The case was heard at the Epworth Magistrates’ Court.

The Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) is prioritizing carbon emission reduction by implementing higher parking charges and exclusive shuttle services to discourage car use and promote walking. Dr. Thomas Utete Wushe from the Industry and Commerce Ministry highlights the goals of easing parking congestion and reducing emissions. The 2024 ZITF, themed 'Innovation the Catalyst to Industrialisation and Trade,' aligns with Zimbabwe's Vision 2030, emphasizing innovation as a growth component. ZITF board chairperson Busisa Moyo underscores the importance of innovation for equitable development. These initiatives aim to provide an environmentally friendly experience, setting a global precedent for trade shows.

Zimbabwe's Energy Minister, Egar Moyo, announced a voluntary scheme where consumers replacing vandalized or faulty electrical equipment will receive energy units as compensation. This initiative, part of ZETDC's Customer Supplied Material Scheme, aims to expedite equipment replacement and address challenges from non-cost reflective tariffs. The scheme is designed to reduce wait times for replacements and support ZETDC's power distribution efforts. However, ZETDC faces criticism for corruption and inefficiencies, with reports of prolonged power outages and bribery allegations.

Harare Magistrate Vongai Guwuriro ordered the State to amend its charge sheet against Transform Zimbabwe leader Jacob Ngarivhume, following an application by his lawyer Moses Nkomo citing a lack of specificity in the charges of inciting public violence. Ngarivhume, arrested on July 20, 2020, is accused of inciting revolt against President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government. Nkomo contends that the charges are a legal nullity, lack an element of force, and infringe on Ngarivhume's constitutional rights. The case is set to return to court on December 14, 2021.

The Royal Harare Golf Club is hosting the final round of the 2024 Pro-AM NAC Golf Tournament, with 72 golfers including three women. The event supports HIV and cancer prevention initiatives with a prize fund of US$42,000 for the men's Pro AM and US$6,000 for the ladies Pro AM. Robson Chinhoi leads at 11 under par, followed by Brian Gondo and Visitor Mapwanya. The tournament addresses challenges such as low community awareness and inadequate funding for cancer, and is a key part of NAC's fundraising efforts.

Mimosa Mine in Zvishavane, Zimbabwe, has initiated cost-cutting measures, including capital expenditure curtailment and a staffing review, due to a significant downturn in metal prices, which have dropped by up to 35% since April 2023. The restructuring resulted in 33 managerial and supervisory employees being affected, with 24 taking voluntary separation packages and nine opting for early retirement. The company has involved its employees in the restructuring process to maintain morale and productivity, with no further cuts to permanent staff currently anticipated.

Kate Middleton is recovering from an abdominal surgery that is not cancer-related, with limited details provided by the House of Kensington. She is concerned about the psychological toll that her and her father-in-law Charles III's medical battles are taking on her husband, Prince William. William has taken over Charles's duties while he recovers in Sandringham, leading to thoughts of succession. Kate, along with her three children, has moved to a country house in Norfolk to recuperate.

Over 60,000 vehicles that entered Zimbabwe under temporary import permits since 2013 remain unaccounted for, raising concerns about the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority's (ZIMRA) ability to manage imports. The Auditor-General's report for 2023 highlights significant governance issues, including unaccounted vehicles and discrepancies in financial statements. ZIMRA's financial statements received a Qualified Opinion due to non-compliance with IFRS 13 and other discrepancies. ZIMRA management acknowledges the issues and is working on solutions, but the report emphasizes the need for improved governance and financial management practices.