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Editor 13 August 2026 No Comment

South Africa seeks reimbursement from African countries for migrant repatriations

By Associated Press JOHANNESBURG: South Africa is asking several other African governments to reimburse it for the cost of sending tens

From left: Nothabo Zandile Tshuma and her daughters Nala, five, and Natalie, 15. Photograph: Bedfordshire police

Editor 5 August 2026 No Comment

‘A tragedy that has tested our faith’: family of Zimbabwe victims murdered in the UK

By Times Live BULAWAYO: The family of a Zimbabwean woman who was allegedly murdered in the UK together with her

Editor 15 June 2026 No Comment

UNITED STATES: UFO over Zimbabwe in summer 2008 had CIA on ‘high alert,’ new files

By The New York Post The Central Intelligence Agency placed its assets in Zimbabwe on high alert in the summer of

Editor 27 April 2026 No Comment

Kaitano Tembo appointed Zimbabwe coach as Marinica resigns

By Agencies Mario Marinica has stepped down from his role as Zimbabwe head coach just five months into his tenure,

Maria and Killian Musarurwa. Maria is now grappling with the loss of her husband

Editor 27 April 2026 No Comment

NEW ZEALAND: Dad who recently moved from Zimbabwe dies in crash driving to work; appeal

By nzherald.co.nz NEW ZEALAND: Lunchboxes being packed and cornflakes placed on the table are among the loving gestures a father

Editor 24 April 2026 No Comment

LONDON: Zimbabwe denies liability in High Court row over $100m Libya debt

By Agencies LONDON: Zimbabwe’s minister of finance has denied liability in a claim by Libya’s central bank for $102 million

Editor 21 April 2026 No Comment

‘It’s actually an insult’: Zimbabwe’s nurses go on strike over salary increases

By News24.com Zimbabwean nurses began striking on Monday after receiving a meagre US$30 increase. They say rising fuel prices have

Editor 18 April 2026 No Comment

Mugabe’s son takes lesser charge as cousin pleades guilty to attempted murder

By Associated Press JOHANNESBURG: A son of former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe avoided being charged with attempted murder on Friday after

Editor 12 April 2026 No Comment

TRUCKERS OF SHAME: Hunger fuels underage sex trade along southern Africa’s trade routes

By Winile Ximba I fairplanet.org Across Southern Africa’s border trade routes, climate-induced hunger is pushing younger and younger girls into transactional

Editor 9 April 2026 No Comment

Companies take UK Supreme Court ruling against Zimbabwe to US in bid to enforce US$440m

By Own Correspondent & Agencies LONDON: Two companies and a Swiss-German family have taken to a United States federal court

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