Zimbabwe: Pastor in Court Over U.S.$126 Million Cocaine

A Nigerian pastor has been arrested at Victoria Falls International Airport after being found in possession of over 2,33kg cocaine stuffed in hats and jackets, with a street value… Read more »

Zimbabwe: President Hands Over Artefact to Museum of African Liberation

President Mnangagwa yesterday donated to the Museum of African Liberation, a letter written to Zanu PF 31 years ago by the Russian Government, during the Soviet era, which bares… Read more »

Zimbabwe: New Top Civil Servants for Defence, Home Affairs

New permanent secretaries have been appointed for the Ministries of Defence and War Veterans Affairs and Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage by President Mnangagwa. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Wheat Farmers Urge GMB to Expedite Payments

Wheat farmers are worried the current payment delays by the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) may dampen the growers' zeal to produce enough wheat to meet the national requirements,… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Insurance Council Speaks On Fraudulent Claims

The Insurance Council of Zimbabwe wants a vibrant insurance fraud office following an upsurge of insurance fraud, which even includes the recent police discovery of a syndicate… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Swapping Debt for Climate Pledges Can Help Fund Resilience

Countries that are most vulnerable to climate change--and the associated loss of natural biodiversity--are often those least able to afford investment to strengthen resilience… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Farmers Use Chillies to Fend Off Jumbos

Farmers in Mbire District have found an innovative way to reduce human-wildlife conflict through the use of chilli strings and bricks that chase elephants from their communities. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Should Position Itself for Return to International Football

Today marks exactly one year since the ZIFA Restructuring Committee was appointed as the nation sought answers to the bigger problems haunting Zimbabwean football. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Gets Backing On Ivory Sales

Countries like Zimbabwe with huge stockpiles of ivory should be allowed to use their resources as they please and not suffer because of their good conservation practices, Mr David… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Fastjet to Introduce Two New Destinations

Budget airline, Fastjet Zimbabwe, is set to introduce two more flight destinations in the country namely Hwange National Park in Matebeleland North and Kariba, located in the north… Read more »

Zimbabwe: President Mnangagwa Opens Madokero Shopping Mall

President Mnangagwa has officially opened Madokero industrial, residential and shopping mall, which complements the Second Republic's drive for infrastructure development towards… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Chikurubi Escapee Arrested

The 24-year-old prisoner who last week escaped from Chikurubi Farm Prison where he was serving a one-year sentence after being convicted of malicious damage to property, has been… Read more »

Africa: African Varsities Engage On Agro-Food Systems

A grouping of major African universities, the Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (Ruforum) is set to engage governments on strengthening Africa's… Read more »

Africa: Zimbabwe Hosts Pan African Universities Forum for Agric Research

Zimbabwe is this week hosting the Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM) which aims to explore ways to produce high - performing graduates and… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Leads Continental Peers in Food Management

Zimbabwe has outdone its peers in the race to achieve global nutrition targets with a well-coordinated implementation approach, Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Solar Power Scheme for Civil Servants

GOVERNMENT will set up a solar energy project for civil servants to use for domestic consumption as it moves to ameliorate the power supply challenges currently being faced in the… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Sorghum Tops As Cereal Hectarage Jumps 42 Percent

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Zimbabwe: DJ Levels Rape Charges - Shashl Sets Case Withdrawal Conditions

Lawyers representing Rodger Tafadzwa Kadzimwe, also known as DJ Levels in entertainment circles, will engage singer Shashl (born Ashleigh Angel Moyo) over a set of demands she… Read more »

Southern Africa: Labour Ministers Meet in Vic Falls

Ministers and deputy ministers from 13 of the 16 Sadc member States are in Victoria Falls for the high level tripartite dialogue on labour migration governance in Southern Africa. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Increase Exports Across All Sectors

Zimbabwe needs to keep increasing imports of critical products, mainly energy, machinery and equipment plus some raw materials for primary production, and consumers seeing steadily… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Sanctions Hinder Skills Development - Minister Muchinguri

Zimbabwe has critical skills gaps and suffers from a brain drain due to unjustified sanctions, and the country has to embark on human capital development, Defence and War Veterans… Read more »

Zimbabwe: African Industrialisation Needs African Free Trade

The strong moves by the African Union towards the industrialisation of Africa, and it has just concluded an extraordinary summit on the topic, shows the vital importance of African… Read more »

Zimbabwe: DNA Reveals Who Impregnated Nine-Year-Old Tsholotsho Minor

Deoxyribonucleic acid tests (DNA) that were conducted to determine the paternity of the child born by the nine- year old Tsholotsho minor have established that the father of the… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Tsholotsho's 'Mother Teresa' Turns Her House Into a Foster Home

LITTLE Dineo dashes into the house from school, throws her school bag on the sofa and rushes to whisper something into her mother's ears. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Chamisa Immature, Ideologically Bankrupt, Says Prof Moyo

Professor Jonathan Moyo, who is living in self-imposed exile in Kenya has hit out at Nelson Chamisa's "duplicitous" nature, revealing he worked with the CCC leader for three years,… Read more »