Government says it will not force businesses to accept ZiG
HARARE — The Zimbabwean government says it will not force businesses to accept the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency, opting instead to build confidence in the local unit through economic…
HARARE — The Zimbabwean government says it will not force businesses to accept the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency, opting instead to build confidence in the local unit through economic…
HARARE — Senators on Thursday renewed criticism over the persistent absence of Cabinet ministers during Question Time, saying the practice was undermining Parliament's oversight role and forcing one minister to…
HARARE — Zimbabwean social media influencer Theophilus Chigumira, popularly known as "Mai Clifford," was fined US$200 after pleading guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol, with a blood alcohol…
Zimbabwe's postal and telecommunications sector recorded strong growth in the first quarter of 2026, with mobile subscriptions, internet usage and broadband infrastructure expanding as demand for data services continued to…
Zimbabwe’s Warriors received a boost ahead of their Africa Cup of Nations Group B match against Angola national football team after several injured players returned to full training in Marrakech.…
By Nothando Mathe Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has reinforced its medical activities in Mueda town and district as thousands of people flee a renewed surge of violence in Mocímboa da…
The Chevening Scholarship has received a record 108,959 applications for the 2025 academic year — the highest number in the program’s history — reflecting how more people across the world…
PEMBA, Mozambique— The surge in violence in northern Mozambique is making it increasingly difficult to safely deliver medical services in Cabo Delgado province. Following attacks this month in Mocímboa da…
HARARE — Zimbabwe’s Treasury built up nearly US $600 million in domestic expenditure arrears in 2024, the International Monetary Fund has disclosed, warning that new arrears are still accumulating even…
BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe — Three people have appeared in a Bulawayo court on charges of fraud and money laundering after allegedly siphoning $34,500 meant for the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s exhibition…