Zimbabweans flee xenophobic violence in South Africa. What next?

Zimbabweans flee xenophobic violence in South Africa. What next?

The recent xenophobic violence in South Africa has caused a mass exodus of migrants from the country, including to Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe overtakes Nigeria as Africa’s best-performing stock market

Zimbabwe ended last month as Africa’s best-performing equity market, overtaking Nigeria, the continent’s most populous nation, after months of sustained gains driven by easing inflation, a more stable domestic currency, and renewed investor appetite for local equities.

Zimbabwe farmers feed ARVs to chickens in bid to boost growth

In this desperate attempt to increase profits, the farmers are posing serious health risks to consumers and undermining HIV treatment efficacy.

Zimbabwe forced to segment Harare-Beitbridge highway dualisation project

Harare ‑ Delays in commencing works on the Harare-Beitbridge highway dualisation have forced the Zimbabwean government to segment plans for its rehabilitation and expansion of the...

Pay the doctors and save lives

The government must quickly and effectively resolve the issue of Medical practitioners’ welfare to avoid further...

Zimbabwe may let foreigners own majority stakes in diamond mines

Zimbabwe’s government may allow foreign investors to hold controlling stakes in diamond mines on condition that...

Experience dynasties’ painted wolves in the flesh on a trip to Zimbabwe

The much-loved BBC series has raised the profile of these endangered animals but there's nothing like...

Mnangagwa’s ‘crisis of illegitimacy’: Is Chamisa flogging a dead horse?

Last Thursday, amid a sharp and unrelenting economic decline, the Zimbabwe main opposition party, the MDC...

Univergy and Rioenergy to set up 180MW of solar for Zimbabwe mines

Zimbabwean mining firm RioZim has contracted Spanish-Japanese renewable energy company Univergy International and power firm RioEnergy to develop, build,...

Post-Mugabe Zimbabwe stuck in the old ways

Veteran Zimbabwe opposition legislator Joel Gabbuza thought he was stating the obvious when he told mourners...

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UZ barred from constructing shopping complex on wetland

HARARE- The High court has stopped the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) from proceeding with the construction...

ZLHR moves to stop sale of wetlands to private developers

SEKE-Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) has moved to stop Manyame Rural District Council from selling...

Parliament adopts ZLHR, residents’ demands on wetlands

HARARE-The Parliamentary Committee on Environment, Water, Climate and Hospitality Industry has adopted recommendations by Zimbabwe Lawyers...

Zimbabwe doctors go on strike demanding better pay and conditions

Majority of public sector doctors join strike, according to officials, as the country's economy struggles....

Zimbabwe’s biggest flour producer shuts down

The company has blamed foreign currency shortages for the impending closure of its mills....

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