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Zimbabwe to ban export of lithium concentrates from 2027

By Reuters HARARE: Zimbabwe will ban the export of lithium concentrates from 2027 as it extends its push for more
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Cricket, Community, and Country – How Zimbabweans in Britain found unity beyond the game

By Morning Star UK: AT THE end of May this year, at least for three days, familiar red, green, black
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Zimbabwe edges closer to commercial gas production

By APA News Zimbabwe is moving closer to gas production after Invictus Energy confirmed its first commercial gas discovery in
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Sheffield Wednesday midfielder out to ‘leave an impression’ during maiden Zimbabwe experience

By Agencies Sheffield Wednesday midfielder, Sean Fusire, is hoping to make a strong first impression on Zimbabwe manager, Michael Nees.
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SA actress and DJ denies dating Zimbabwean businessman and politician

By Times Live SOUTH AFRICA: Actress and DJ Thuli Phongolo has come out to refute claims she is dating Zimbabwean
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Zimbabwe without three key players for South Africa clash

By Agencies ENGLAND: Zimbabwe confirmed their 15-member squad for the warm-up clash against South Africa, starting Tuesday, June 3, in
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SA: Hundreds of Zim women and children chased from their homes in deadly xenophobic attacks

By Ground UP Xenophobic attacks in the Eastern Cape on Sunday left four people dead and 10 injured, and forced
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LATEST: UK reviews Zimbabwe sanctions; delists 4 individuals, arms manufacturer

By Political Correspondent THE United Kingdom has announced a review of its sanctions against Zimbabwe, delisting four individuals and a
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US: Zimbabwean writer shortlisted for 2025 DAG Prize For Literature

By thebritishblacklist.co.uk Zimbabwean writer Yvette Lisa Ndlovu has been named as a finalist for the 2025 DAG Prize for Literature.
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‘Expect fireworks!’ – Zimbabwean a cappella group Nobuntu on their Melbourne debut

By Agencies Renowned a cappella group Nobuntu, hailing from Zimbabwe and acclaimed for performances the world over, are marking their
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