UK think-tank sees new Zim dollar firming – The Zimbabwe Mail
The Zimbabwe dollar is expected to largely stabilise next year before it starts firming against the US dollar on the…
HIT Technovation Expo 2025 kicks off
The highly anticipated Harare Institute of Technology (HIT) TechNovation Expo 2025 officially opened yesterday, marking a significant milestone in Zi...
Zim Central Bank reveals path towards a single currency – The Zimbabwe Mail
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s central bank is stepping up efforts to build up foreign currency reserves in preparation for a planned…
Illegal miner plunges to death in mine shaft
Solomon Bhumu Post Reporter A TRAGIC mining accident claimed the life of 22-year-old Sixpence Prince at Sinamon Mine in Penhalonga…
ConCourt grants Jayesh Shah access in long-running legal battle with ex-Zupco boss
News ConCourt grants Jayesh Shah access in long-running legal battle with ex-Zupco boss Shah fighting order to pay Charles Nherera…
Chamisa congress: Much ado about nothing – The Zimbabwe Mail
THE much-vaunted MDC congress has come and gone with the outcome pointing to serious democratic deficiencies in that party.By Khumbulani…
Green Bitcoin: The Drive Toward Sustainable Cryptocurrency Mining
Amidst the meteoric rise of Bitcoin, environmental concerns surrounding its mining processes have emerged. With soaring energy consumption, the nee...
Hillside Primary School commissions classroom block
Mwenezi North Member of Parliament (MP) Master Makope, who commenced consulting the people of his constituency to come up with…
Controversy over water privatisation in Zim: Voices from the ground
Source: Controversy over water privatisation in Zim: Voices from the ground –Newsday Zimbabwe IN the heart of Bulawayo, the sound…
Zim records surge in malaria cases, deaths
Source: Zim records surge in malaria cases, deaths -Newsday Zimbabwe ZIMBABWE and other southern Africa countries such as Botswana, eSwatini…
UK boost for landmine clearance in Zimbabwe
Source: UK boost for landmine clearance in Zimbabwe -Newsday Zimbabwe ZIMBABWE’S efforts to remove landmines planted during the country’s liberatio...
2,100 killed, 16,000 seriously injured in LI crashes over a decade. What can be done?
ByKarthika NamboothiriKarthika.Namboothiri@newsday.comMarch 27, 2025ShareLong Island's roads haveclaimed the lives of 2,100 and seriously injured 1...
Tagwirei Awarded Another Dubious Doctorate Amid Charamba’s Scathing Remarks on ‘Fake Titles’ – ZimEye
By A Correspondent| Controversial Zimbabwean businessman and close presidential ally Kudakwashe Tagwirei has been awarded another honorary doctorat...
Tagwirei’s Honorary Doctorate Sparks Uproar Amid Corruption Allegations – ZimEye
The announcement that controversial businessmanKudakwashe Tagwireihas received an honorary doctorate fromBabcock Universityin Nigeria has stirred a...
Vladimir Okhotnikov about the development of cryptocurrencies and decentralized systems: advantages, risks and prospects
Vladimir Okhotnikov about the idea of decentralization underlying the cryptocurrency industry, an analysis of the reasons for the decline in…
Zimbabwe’s economy sees buoyant start to 2025 with US$1,74bn revenue – The Zimbabwe Mail
ZIMBABWE’S economic recovery prospects brightened considerably during the first quarter of 2025, driven by a robust performance in agriculture and…
‘Mid-term budget review must consolidate economic stability’ – The Zimbabwe Mail
EXPECTATIONS are high ahead of the 2025 Mid-Term Budget Review, which is widely expected to consolidate the prevailing economic stability…
DR Congo rescuers dig with bare hands for trapped miners – NewZimbabwe.com
BBCPeople in a gold-mining area in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo have been using their bare hands…
How Nicotine Pouches Are Revolutionising Nicotine Consumption in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe is well-known for its buoyant tobacco farming industry. This 2024 season alone, the country is expected to harvest230 million…
Colonization and Politics in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe has a complex history because of colonization. The British changed the country’s politics forever. In the 1800s, they took…