May 13
Zimbabwe: Millennium Heights Apartments Sell Out Fast As Demand Surges
Millennium Heights is rapidly taking shape, with construction progressing at pace on its planned 1,000 apartments and demand significantly outstripping supply. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Fidelity Gold Refinery Intensifies Drive to Formalise Small-Scale Gold Mining Sector, Plug Leakages
Discover morePolitical Commentary PlatformWildlife Conservation MerchDigital Newspaper SubscriptionZIMBABWE'S sole gold buying, refining and exporting company, Fidelity Gold… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Freight Costs Threaten Zimbabwe Farmers' Livelihoods As Iran War Disrupts Exports
In a busy fresh-produce packaging facility in northern Harare, about 30 women in green dust coats and matching caps grade sugar snap peas destined for dinner tables in Europe. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe to Review Lithium Export Quotas Next Year As Producers Set Up Processing Plants
The Zimbabwean government will review export quotas granted to six major lithium producers in the country next year once mining companies establish acceptable beneficiation… Read more »
May 12
Zimbabwe: Government-Backed Mutapa Ramps Up Gold Exploration Projects, Pursues U.S.$75m Debt Deal
The Mutapa Gold Resources (MGR) says it has set aside more than US$12 million for exploration activities this year as it pushes to extend the lifespan of its gold mining operations… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Confirms 4,48 Tons of Gold Reserves in Latest RBZ Visit
President Emmerson Mnangagwa Monday visited the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) where he inspected vaults and confirmed that gold reserves now stand at 4.48 tons. Read more »
May 10
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwean Tiktoker Faces Backlash Over Top Billing Presenter Audition
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Zimbabwe: Mine Shaft Collapse Leaves Three Gold Diggers Dead
Three artisanal miners were buried alive after a 100-metre deep shaft in which they were prospecting for gold collapsed due to a rockfall. Read more »
May 11
Zimbabwe: 'No More Electricity Load Shedding Beyond 2026', Says Zesa Group CEO
THE Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa) says load shedding will end by December this year as the power utility transforms into a viable entity. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Swoop On Violent Crimes and Illegal Mining Nets 79 in Mazowe
POLICE have arrested 79 suspects in a massive crackdown on violent crime and illegal mining activities in Mazowe mining areas of Mashonaland Central, with authorities warning that… Read more »
May 08
Zimbabwe: Delta Blames Counterfeit Products As Lab Confirms 'Maggots' Found in Coca-Cola Bottle
Zimbabwe's beverage manufacturer, Delta Corporation, is under intense scrutiny after a government laboratory reportedly confirmed that foreign particles found in a bottle of… Read more »
May 07
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Ranked Better Than South Africa On Misery Index
ZIMBABWE has for the first time, been ranked better than neighbours South Africa on globally acclaimed economist Steve Hanke's Annual Misery List. Read more »
May 05
Zimbabwe: Poor Roads Network, Lack of Legal Training Blocking Access to Justice for Women, Girls - Chiefs
Discover moreOnline News SubscriptionDigital Newspaper AccessNews Archive AccessTRADITIONAL leaders have admitted to lacking formal legal training, raising concern over their… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Why Testing Generative Ai Is the Hardest Problem in Software Quality Today
Generative AI is rapidly transforming how software is built and used, powering everything from chatbots to content creation tools and intelligent assistants. Unlike traditional… Read more »
May 06
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Cuts Mining Licensing Fees - Operationalises Digital Registry
Discover moreZimbabwe Business NewsMultimedia News ContentBusiness Risk ProtectionCABINET has approved sweeping reforms to effect cut backs on some licensing fees in the mining… Read more »
May 01
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Targets Gold Surge With Nationwide Artisanal Miner Training Programme
Government will roll out a nationwide training programme for artisanal and small-scale miners as part of efforts to formalise the sector and boost gold output, Mines Minister… Read more »
Zimbabwe: International Workers' Day - CWGH Calls for Urgent Health Investment, Warns of Rising Diseases and Worker Risks
The Community Working Group on Health (CWGH) has warned that Zimbabwe is sitting on a "growing powder keg" of disease and a failing public health system, calling for urgent… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Natpharm in Financial Crisis, Seeks U.S.$10 Million Emergency Bailout
Zimbabwe's sole medicines procurement and distribution entity, National Pharmaceutical Company (NATPHARM), is facing serious financial challenges and requires urgent capital… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Soldiers Help Chinese Gold Miners Invade Chimanimani As Conflict With Mozambicans Beckons
Discover moreNews Archive AccessBusiness Risk ProtectionAfrica World NewsA GROUP of Chinese nationals-whose identities are yet to be established-has embarked on large-scale illegal… Read more »
April 30
Zimbabwe: RBZ Governor 'Irregular' Washington Affidavit Results in Central Bank's Loss in U.S.$7 Million Gold Dispute
The High Court has criticised the conduct of Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, John Mushayavanhu and his legal team, describing their handling of court papers as… Read more »
April 28
Zimbabwe: Why More Zimbabweans - t Home and Abroad - Are Taking Their Phone Privacy Seriously
Discover moreZimbabwean history booksWorld News DigestTravel insurance ZimbabweThere's a conversation happening quietly among Zimbabweans, in WhatsApp groups, in the diaspora… Read more »
April 29
Zimbabwe: Barnard Steps Down As Mutapa Gold Resources CEO
Mutapa Gold Resources (MGR) has announced the resignation of its Chief Executive Officer, Trevor Barnard, effective 1 May 2026, just three months after the company's official… Read more »
Zimbabwe: U.S.$75 Million Compensation Bill Delaying Mt Hampden Cybercity Project
A multi-million-dollar compensation burden is delaying the development of Zimbabwe's new cybercity at Mt Hampden, with government yet to pay the bulk of affected landowners despite… Read more »
April 28
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe's Inflation Hits 2,8 Percent As Middle East Conflict Pushes Up Costs
Zimbabwe's year-on-year inflation rate for April 2026 rose to 2.8%, largely driven by rising import costs linked to ongoing Middle East tensions, which have unsettled global… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Teachers Threaten Strike Over Low Salaries, Issue 14-Day Ultimatum
Teachers have given the government a 14-day ultimatum to review their salaries, warning that the reopening of schools next month could be disrupted if no meaningful action is… Read more »
