Highlanders’ Kenneth Mhlophe unopposed in race for vice chairman
Highlanders’ Kenneth Mhlophe unopposed in race for vice chairman Highlanders’ Kenneth Mhlophe unopposed in race for vice chairman HARARE –…
Foreign investor appetite for Zimbabwe shares increases in second quarter
On the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange, a U.S. dollar-denominated bourse designed to attract offshore capital, turnover reached $15 million in…
Parliament to push for more support towards Agritex
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, and Rural Resettlement has pledged to push for more government support towards…
Mining pollution kills fish, threatens public health in Maphisa’s Mazayi river
A recent cyanide spill in Mazayi River in Maphisa in Matobo District has sparked an outcry over mining companies’ environmental…
Gukurahundi victims divided over Govt’s compensation promise
With community hearings into the Gukurahundi atrocities underway across Matabeleland, the government’s recent pledge to compensate victims has stirred mixed…
Government’s tax plan has informal traders tangled up
Mediline Sibanda opened her hairdressing business 13 years ago in Bulawayo’s bustling central business district where she operates alongside other…
Corruption and poor planning blamed for Zimbabwe housing woes
Picture credit: Zimbuild Group. Zimbabwe’s urban housing crisis is worsening, with local authorities, experts, and residents warning that poor planning,…
Watchdog blames ‘disproportionate force’ by Kenya police for protest deaths
Kenya’s police watchdog has accused officers of using “disproportionate force” to quell a recent series of protests during which 65…
Trees, tresses and teamwork: Africa’s top shots
A selection of the week’s best photos from across the African continent and beyond: Forgotten ‘weeds’ prove a culinary hit…
Zanu PF elites feast on Chinhoyi council properties
Chinhoyi– Chinhoyi Town Council is under scrutiny for alleged mismanagement of municipal properties, with investigations revealing that politically connected individuals…
Residents Slam Prepaid Water Meter Rollout Amid Worsening Water Crisis
Harare—Residents have come out guns blazing over the government’s imposition of pre-paid water meters on them. The multi-million programme is…
Murowa Workers Down Tools as Diamond Crisis Worsens
Harare —Murowa Diamonds workers have embarked on a sit-in after going for over five months without pay, a situation that…
Mbada Diamonds’ ‘Forgotten’ Workers Fight for Benefits
Harare —Over 400 former Mbada Diamonds workers are still fighting for their terminal benefits and unpaid salaries following the closure…
The Sena people of Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Malawi
Sena people are an ethnic group found in northwestern Mozambique , southern Malawi and eastern Zimbabwe. Barwe/Chibarwe spoken in Zimbabwe…
Police officer among 10 arrested over armed gold mine robbery in Mbire
A Zimbabwe Republic Police officer is among a group of ten men arrested in connection with a violent armed robbery…
From Mapungubwe to oblivion: The untold legacy of the Kalanga nation
The people currently known as theKalangaorBaKalangahave been residing in Western Zimbabwe and Eastern Botswana for over a thousand years. Archaeological…
Climate change forces Matabeleland farmers to adopt new strategies to survive
Climate change has become a harsh daily reality for villagers in Matabeleland, with erratic rainfall, exhausted soils, dying livestock and…
Watchdog blames ‘disproportionate force’ by Kenya police for protest deaths
Kenya’s police watchdog has accused officers of using “disproportionate force” to quell a recent series of protests during which 65…
Trees, tresses and teamwork: Africa’s top shots
A selection of the week’s best photos from across the African continent and beyond: Forgotten ‘weeds’ prove a culinary hit…
Furious protests at move to cement Togo ruling family’s grip on power
A new constitution that has allowed Togo’s long-time head of state Faure Gnassingbé to shift to a new role as…