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How perseverance turned a bookshop owner into Zimbabwe’s top tobacco farmer

By Farmers Weekly Zimbabwean tobacco farmer Denford Mutwiwa has built a large-scale commercial operation by treating farming as a business,

Editor 17 January 2026 No Comment

West Indies great named Zimbabwe’s bowling consultant for T20 World Cup

By Agencies Courtney Walsh will be Zimbabwe‘s bowling consultant for the upcoming T20 World Cup. A Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) statement said Walsh had

Editor 16 January 2026 No Comment

More than 100 people die after torrential rain and flooding in Zimbabwe, South Africa and

By Associated Press Torrential rains and flooding have killed more than 100 people in South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, and authorities warned Friday

Editor 16 January 2026 No Comment

Mutumwa Mawere dies at 66; a towering tycoon whose empire spanned banking to mining

By Agencies Mutumwa Dziva Mawere, the Zimbabwean South African industrialist who assembled one of the most influential business networks in

Jess Makamhanda looks at a kraal, or livestock enclosure, at her home in Rushinga, Zimbabwe

Editor 16 January 2026 No Comment

‘I lost my job’: US aid cuts hit women clearing Zimbabwe’s mines

By context.news Thomson Reuters Foundation/Farai Shawn Matiashe Zimbabweans at risk of mines laid in 1970s US-led funding cuts slow mine

Editor 16 January 2026 No Comment

‘Agreed’ – Midfield powerhouse Munesti seals return to France; joins Paris FC on loan

By Agencies Wolverhampton Wanderers have reached an agreement with Paris FC to let Zimbabwean midfielder Marshall Munetsi leave on loan

Editor 15 January 2026 No Comment

SA-based Mazarura to represent Zimbabwe at upcoming Rugby World Cup

By Agencies AFTER taking a leap of faith to follow his dreams, emigrating from Zimbabwe to play rugby in South

Editor 15 January 2026 No Comment

Floods force evacuations from South Africa’s Kruger National Park and leave 19 dead in other

By Aassociated Press JOHANNESBURG: Flooding caused by weeks of torrential rains in northern South Africa forced the famed Kruger National Park

Takudzwa Chitima at Save a Child’s Heart (SACH) in 2012 and again in 2026, photographed at the same spot in the grounds of Wolfson Medical Center in Holon

Editor 15 January 2026 No Comment

‘Because of you, I am alive’ – Zimbabwean teen returns to Israel to thank the

By jns.org A Zimbabwean teenager whose life was saved as a baby by one of the most complex paediatric heart

Editor 15 January 2026 No Comment

Kombi intercepted transporting 33 more undocumented children from South Africa to Zimbabwe.

By The Citizen SOUTH AFRICA: The Commissioner of the Border Management Authority (BMA), Dr Michael Masiapato, has confirmed the interception

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How perseverance turned a bookshop owner into Zimbabwe’s top tobacco farmer

West Indies great named Zimbabwe’s bowling consultant for T20 World Cup

More than 100 people die after torrential rain and flooding in Zimbabwe, South Africa and

Mutumwa Mawere dies at 66; a towering tycoon whose empire spanned banking to mining

‘I lost my job’: US aid cuts hit women clearing Zimbabwe’s mines

‘Agreed’ – Midfield powerhouse Munesti seals return to France; joins Paris FC on loan

SA-based Mazarura to represent Zimbabwe at upcoming Rugby World Cup

Floods force evacuations from South Africa’s Kruger National Park and leave 19 dead in other

‘Because of you, I am alive’ – Zimbabwean teen returns to Israel to thank the

Kombi intercepted transporting 33 more undocumented children from South Africa to Zimbabwe.