Batoka Gorge moves toward formal procurement with $440m of state equity behind it

Batoka Gorge moves toward formal procurement with $440m of state equity behind it

Zambia and Zimbabwe have each put $220 million into their 2026 budget cycles for the dam at Batoka Gorge, which is the first time either country has committed public equity to a scheme first conceived in 1972.

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Mr. President, Wicknell doesn’t need praise but needs to be investigated

Mr. President, Wicknell doesn’t need praise but needs to be investigated

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No God reveals soccer results but conceals a disaster that kills 46 people: the tragedy of Zimbabwe’s false prophets

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The Polygamist’s creator says women see themselves reflected in her Netflix hit

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Zimbabwe adds freight rail option to lithium export gateway

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Mpilo Hospital receives 800 pairs of bed sheets in boost to patient care

First Lady, Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, has donated 800 pairs of bed sheets and 800 draw sheets...
23.7.2026 8:53

Hearing postponed for triple murder suspect

Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, accused of killing his wife and two daughters, is in custody in South...
23.7.2026 8:52

Blare necessity: Vuvuzelas save livestock from prowling lions, research finds

Villagers in Zimbabwe have discovered that vuvuzelas can ward off lions, significantly reducing livestock losses and...
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Parliament calls for inquiry into Hwange governance anomaly affecting 20 000 residents

About 20 000 people living in Hwange Colliery Company’s concession area have been left caught between...
22.7.2026 19:31

Comparing traditional football playmakers with deep-lying ones

Playmakers have always been among the most influential players in football, but their role has evolved...
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A web of Air Zimbabwe scandals: can this latest leasing deal be trusted?

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Zimbabwe Vigil Diary 18th July 2026

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Zimbabwe’s arsonist-fireman strategy: burn everything to the ground and return as the savior

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If Zimbabweans need to wear a scarf to survive, the country is not developing

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Air Zimbabwe isn’t flying to London—it’s just a Spanish charter with a Zimbabwean sticker

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Is there any true Christianity left? How the Mnangagwa regime captured the altar and destroyed the opposition

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