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Zimbabwe stun Namibia to retain Africa Cup and qualify for Rugby World Cup for first

By BBC Sport UGANDA: Zimbabwe have qualified for the Rugby World Cup for the first time since 1991 after beating

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IRELAND: Gold panner claiming he was sought by Zimbabwean machete gang wins challenge to asylum

By The Irish Times DUBLIN: The High Court has overturned a refugee status refusal for a man who says he

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SA: Zimbabwean man accused of raping landlord’s minor daughter denied bail

By The Citizen PRETORIA: The Atteridgeville Magistrate’s Court has denied bail to a 55-year-old Zimbabwean national charged with three counts

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Prospect of a ‘home’ Rugby World Cup is inspiring Zimbabwe’s Ian Prior to play on

Reigning Rugby Africa Men’s Cup champions Zimbabwe face Namibia in Namboole, Uganda, this Saturday, with the winner of the final

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Zimbabwe’s Kuvimba revises platinum mine plan as prices rebound

By Reuters Zimbabwe’s Kuvimba Mining House will develop its Darwendale platinum project as an open pit rather than the previously

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Namib Minerals to spend up to $400M to restart Zimbabwe gold mines

By mining.com Namib Minerals is looking to invest between $300-$400 million in order to bring two of its mothballed gold

Editor 16 July 2025 No Comment

US court backs Zimbabwe’s bid to avoid paying $50m penalty in mining dispute

By Agencies UNITED STATES: The D.C. Circuit on Tuesday overturned a ruling ordering Zimbabwe to face litigation to enforce an

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 13 July 2025 No Comment

Lithium smuggling rampant as Zimbabwe fails to end corruption

By Global Press Journal HARARE: In 2023, Peter, a truck driver, was approaching a border checkpoint between Zimbabwe and Mozambique.

Editor 13 July 2025 No Comment

US aid cuts halt HIV vaccine research in South Africa, with global impact

By Associatedd Press JOHANNESBURG: Just a week had remained before scientists in South Africa were to begin clinical trials of

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MARCH 9: A decade of silence over journalist Itai Dzamara’s disappearance

By Amnesty International On the 10-year anniversary of the enforced disappearance of Zimbabwean journalist and pro-democracy activist Itai Peace Dzamara,