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.

British official meets Zim minister

The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) head of central and southern Africa, Danae Dholakia, today visited the minister of water, environment and climate, Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri...

‘Leprosy infested’ Blue Ribbon bounces back

“Everybody sadza, Ngwerewere sadza…..everybody hey! Sadza!” Many readers will remember this popular advertisement on local...

National convergence is happening on its own

After reading the People First manifesto and the comments posted by the MDC-T and Zanu (PF),...

MISA condemns Mugabe threats against media

MISA Zimbabwe strongly condemns threats by President Robert Mugabe against the media made on 15 September 2015 while...

Opposition leaders jostle for piece of cake

Opposition parties continue to sprout, their leaders fighting for a stake in the future – when...

MDC-T delivers letter of protest

The MDC-T has delivered a letter of protest to the speaker of Parliament over death threats...

The complexities of converging

Can or should those who have created and continue to defend the circumstances we wish to...

Mugabe is a fake revolutionary

The more I think about it, the more convinced I become that President Robert Mugabe is...

Tsholotsho coach hails Lupahla impact

Tsholotsho FC coach Lizwe Sweswe has hailed the steadying influence of mid- season acquisition Joel Lupahla,...

Guebuza libel case: Economist and journalist acquitted

A Maputo court on Wednesday acquitted prominent economist Carlos Nuno Castel-Branco and journalist, Fernando Mbanze, editor...

A vision of harmony

Most discussions of our ideals start by talking about rights. I did point out last week...

Small field for Sable Flyers

A small field of eight horses will battle for the 1,300-metre Sable Flyers Handicap at Borrowdale...

Corruption mars land re-allocation

Rampant corruption and nepotism has marred the re-allocation of land in Masvingo with senior civil servants,...

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