October 31
Zimbabwe: 'Sanctions Have Cost Zim Significant Fortune'
The Herald
Economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by Western countries, for nearly two decades and half, have caused massive financial losses and damaging economic challenges, experts say. Read more »
South Africa: 100 Days in Office - Advancing the Strategic Priorities of the GNU [opinion]
SAnews.gov.za
The first 100 days as Deputy Minister of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment, under the Government of National Unity (GNU), have been a period of significant learning and… Read more »
Malawi: DPP, UTM, Aford, Udf Goes Tough On MEC - Demands Suspension of Voter Registration Within 14 Days
Nyasa Times
In a united front, four opposition parties in Parliament--UTM, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), the Alliance for Democracy (AFORD), and the United Democratic Front… Read more »
Malawi: Judicial Service Commission Launches Investigation Into Corruption Allegations Against Judge Manda
Nyasa Times
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) of Malawi has officially initiated an investigation into serious allegations of corruption involving members of the judiciary, including… Read more »
South Africa: Legal Rulings - Nutriwomen and Bliss Brands Challenged Over Copycat Packaging
Daily Maverick
Bliss Brands has been found in contempt of court for copying Colgate-Palmolive's Protex packaging, which the Advertising Regulatory Board had previously ruled against. The board's… Read more »
South Africa: IEJ Legal Action Targets Flaws in Social Relief of Distress Grant Distribution
Daily Maverick
The Gauteng Division of the High Court in Pretoria is set to make a ruling in a Social Relief of Distress grant exclusion case brought by the Institute for Economic Justice and… Read more »
South Africa: 'Mastermind Planned Lusikisiki Massacre From Prison' - Investigators Turn Attention to Money Trail
Daily Maverick
A man serving a life sentence for murder and robbery appeared in the Luskisiki Magistrates' Court on Thursday as the prosecution alleges that he was the one who planned the… Read more »
Namibia: Signs of Slowdown in Namibia's Promised Green Hydrogen Initiatives As Swapo Turns to Fossil Fuels
Daily Maverick
Oxpeckers tracked 14 GH2 projects in Namibia, finding implementation had been slow and the only real growth had been in bureaucracy. Read more »
South Africa: 'Proud Moment' As Proteas Record Resounding Test Series Victory Over Bangladesh
Daily Maverick
South Africa's 575 for 6 declared (De Zorzi 177, Stubbs 106, Mulder 105*, Islam 5-198) beat Bangladesh's 143 (Mahmud 38, Maharaj 5-59, Muthusamy 4-45) and 159 (Mominul 82, Rabada… Read more »
South Africa: Storm At SA Weather Service Over Dodgy Tenders
GroundUp
This vital service is vulnerable to collapse Read more »
Zimbabwe: Team Zim Brace for Maiden African Table Soccer Champs
The Herald
IT will be their first time on this grand stage but Zimbabwe are aiming to upset the applecart and make a lasting impression at the African Table Soccer Championships set for Benin… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Council Hunts for Finance Director
The Herald
Harare City Council is hunting for a new finance director after going for more than eight years without a substantive one due to bickering among councillors. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Chibadura's Ally Chemudara Speaks Out
The Herald
Rodrick "Cowboy" Chemudara's name is quite familiar in sungura circles. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Continental Phase Platform to Shine - Madure
The Herald
As the men's junior handball team gears for the International Handball Federation Trophy Continental Phase tournament coach Tafadzwa Madure says this is an opportunity for the… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zim to Host Aca Agm
The Herald
Zimbabwe Cricket will this Saturday host the Africa Cricket Association (ACA)'s annual meeting (AGM) in Harare. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Cop 16 - Zim Moves to Strengthen Biodiversity Access
The Herald
Zimbabwe has always been proactive and will continue to ensure that its indigenous people and local communities benefit from the proceeds of biodiversity. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Global Cabinetry Maker Oppein Lauds Zim
The Herald
OHome Group, the world's largest cabinetry maker, ranks the Zimbabwean market ahead of regional peers despite having been in the country for only two years. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Fit-Again Nakamba Relishes Zim Return
The Herald
Warriors skipper Marvelous Nakamba is on the road to full recovery and is hoping to play a more impactful role when Zimbabwe play Kenya in a decisive 2025 Africa Cup of Nations… Read more »
Zimbabwe/Eswatini: Chiragwi Reinforces CHAN Squad for Eswatini Clash
The Herald
Takesure Chiragwi has moved in to plug the holes in the Warriors defence as he aims to overturn a 3-0 deficit against Eswatini in the Africa Nations Championships first round,… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Gems Leave for Historic UK Tour
The Herald
The Zimbabwe senior national netball team, the Gems have expressed optimism on their prospects in the Celtic Cup International Series which kick-off in Scotland and Wales tomorrow. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Simba Bhora's Ndiraya Not Celebrating Yet
The Herald
Despite still being in control of their Premier Soccer League title destiny, Simba Bhora coach Tonderai Ndiraya is not about to celebrate yet as he feels the job is not done yet. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Preparing for Rainy Season for Goats, Sheep Farmers
The Herald
As Zimbabwe approaches the rainy season, goat and sheep farmers are confronted with the dual challenge of preparing for the blessings and potential risks that accompany the rains. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zim Gets Valuable Lessons At Venice Biennale - VP Mohadi
The Herald
Vice President Kembo Mohadi says his visit to Italy for the 60th Venice Biennale has been fruitful as it allowed Zimbabwe to explore ways of boosting the visual arts sector. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Research, Innovation Anchor Uz Industrialisation Week
The Herald
The University of Zimbabwe is running its Industrialisation Week, highlighting research and innovation as key drivers for Zimbabwe's economic transformation. Read more »
October 30
Zimbabwe: Chinese Steel Plant - Zimbabwe's Economic Boon or Environmental Nightmare?
VOA
Zimbabwe is aiming to be home to Africa's largest steel plant, but disputes over the project continue even as it ramps up production. Read more »
