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Zimbabwe pace bowler Blessing Muzarabani

Editor 14 April 2026 No Comment

PAKISTAN: Blessing Muzarabani banned for 2 years over contract breach

By Agencies The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Tuesday barred Zimbabwe pacer Blessing Muzarabani from participating in the next two

Editor 13 April 2026 No Comment

UK: Chisora suggests retirement U-turn for Wilder rematch

By BBC News LONDON: British heavyweight Derek Chisora has hinted at a return to boxing despite planning to retire 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 12 April 2026 No Comment

China zero-tariff policy set to boost Zimbabwe blueberry exports

By Agencies China’s decision to grant zero-tariff access to exports from 53 African countries with diplomatic ties to Beijing is

Editor 12 April 2026 No Comment

Mnangagwa removes Human Rights Commission chair; critics say move unconstitutional

By Own Correspondent and Agencies President Emmerson Mnangagwa has removed Jessie Majome as chairperson of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission, less

CAF President Dr Patrice Motsepe in Harare

Editor 12 April 2026 No Comment

CAF President commends Zimbabwe for hosting African Schools Football Championship

By africatopsports.com CAF President Dr Patrice Motsepe has applauded Zimbabwe for successfully hosting the 2026 CAF African Schools Football Championship,

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

Editor 9 April 2026 No Comment

SA court orders Zim man buried in Cape Town; widow wins bitter row with late

Children’s wishes prioritised after urgent interdict halts body’s transfer to Zimbabwe By The Sowetan JOHANNESBURG: A widow and her children

A sign marks the entrance to Prospect Lithium Zimbabwe’s processing plant in Goromonzi. Despite government efforts to curb smuggling, former border officials say companies conceal high-grade lithium and bribe authorities to export unprocessed minerals. Most of the country’s lithium ends up in China and Hong Kong.

Editor 9 April 2026 No Comment

Zimbabwe to introduce lithium export quotas, sets tough conditions for resumption of shipments

By Reuters HARARE: Zimbabwe will introduce ‌lithium concentrate export quotas and require commitments for more local processing as part of

Editor 9 April 2026 No Comment

LONDON: Zimbabwe Warriors to face Nigeria as Unity Cup returns

By Sports Reporter LONDON: THE Unity Cup, described as the premier international football tournament celebrating AfroCentric and global diaspora communities,