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.

Baking cakes and buns for a living

Five productive women are happily baking cakes and buns in rented premises at Murambinda Growth Point and selling their tasty goodies to the public and to...

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The question, whether it is legal for hospitals to refuse to give new mothers their...

Regime change inevitable

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Zim man in trouble over Mugabe “wrong speech” jibe

ZIMBABWEAN police have arrested a man over some comments, which he allegedly expressed following the recent...

Race against time to save Kariba dam

A catastrophic failure of the Kariba Dam on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia would put...

Education our most important tool

There is no doubt that of all the social services that a society must provide, education...

The making of Presidential Dogz

EDITOR - The junta president of Zimbabwe is well known for calling LGBTI derogatory names. ...

Economic pundits turn to the Bible as economy falters

With Zimbabwe’s economic challenges mounting by day, characterised by over 80 percent unemployment, massive retrenchments, company...

Great Zim – a trillion dollar economy

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Major coup for tourist industry

EDITOR - The Pan Africa Media Research Organisation (PAMRO) held its 16th media research conferencein August...

Teaching the wrong patriotism

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