By Agencies The Supreme Court of Appeal will on Tuesday hear the Department of Home Affairs’ appeal against an interdict protecting ZEP holders. The interdict was granted in June 2023
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By Agencies NYSE- and Aim-listed gold miner Caledonia Mining Corporation has managed to grow its net attributable profit to shareholders by 493%
By Bloomberg Zimbabweans are snapping up properties as a safe-haven against currency uncertainty and the frequent economic policy
By Business Correspondent KUVIMBA Mining House (KMH)’s gold cluster recorded a strong financial year ending March 2025, producing
By Reuters HARARE: Grocery retailer OK Zimbabwe Ltd’s (OKZ.ZI) majority shareholders have agreed to back a $30 million
By Agencies A total of 61,139 tourists visited the Zimbabwean side of Victoria Falls in the first quarter
By Bloomberg Zambia and Zimbabwe are ramping up efforts to secure investment for the long-delayed $5 billion Batoka
By Agencies Zimbabwe’s central bank has resumed issuing gold coins, a program it halted nearly a year ago,
By miningweekly.com LONDON: Aim-listed Vast Resources has announced the release of the historical diamond parcel that has been held
By Showbiz Correspondent Zimbabwean comedian and media personality King Kandoro has been confirmed as the host of the
By BBC Stoke & Staffordshire A beauty queen who fled violence in Zimbabwe and came to the UK
By Al Jazeera HARARE: It was 2017 and Jo Stak – wearing a red tuxedo jacket, a bow
By okayafrica.com How do you heal from a past that was never acknowledged? That’s the question Zimbabwean filmmaker
By UK Media LONDON: Singer Linda Mudzenda stopped the Britain’s Got Talent judges in their tracks with an emotional
By Associated Press PHILADELPHIA: In West Philadelphia where he was born and raised, now there’s a street called
By Associated Press LOS ANGELES: Will Smith could have let his infamous Oscar slap be his cinematic fade out with a
By Associated Press NEW YORK: Michelle Obama and her brother, Craig Robinson, will host a new weekly podcast series
By dw.com Zimbabwe’s officials insist the country’s public healthcare system is doing just fine, despite citizen complaints and NGO reports
By Agencies HARARE: Zimbabwe’s nurses “are living in abject poverty, unable to afford even the most basic necessities of life,”
By Agencies The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) leadership visited newly-crowned Bundesliga champions, Bayern Munich, recently to learn from
By Reuters U.S. prioritizes Afrikaner arrivals while blocking others Trump says the white refugees face ‘genocide’ South Africa
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By Reuters Ugandan opposition leader and pop singer Bobi Wine said on Friday he plans to run for
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By Associated Press LUSAKA: The United States will cut $50 million worth of medical aid a year to
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