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Former NRZ partner clinches US$1bn deal

According to AfDB vice-president for private sector, infrastructure and industrialisation Solomon Quaynor, recapitalising Transnet would improve the railway network in the region.
By Melody Chikono Dec. 13, 2024

AfDB, UNHCR partner to fund peace, security for refugees

This is coming at a time when Africa is home to over 45 million forcibly displaced people, a number that has grown steadily over the past 13 years and doubled since 2018.
By Melody Chikono Dec. 6, 2024

Restoration of Ndebele traditional Leadership: A cultural revival, not political pesistance

Zimbabwe is one of the most politically polarised nations in the region, where citizens often struggle to reconcile divergent political views.
By Luckson Ndlovu Dec. 1, 2024

AfDB throws lifeline to Zim private sector

About US$13 billion of this amount is owed to foreign creditors.
By Melody Chikono and Tafadzwa Mhlanga Nov. 29, 2024

Zimbabwe’s leaders need to focus on the future, not the liberation past

Because, let us be honest, every family has that one relative. You know, the one whose life is a soap opera of bad decisions, chaos, and unending drama.
By Newsday Nov. 26, 2024

Govt ‘extravagancy’ pushes Zim towards bankruptcy

In a letter to government departments, Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion secretary George Guvamatanga admitted that government is broke.
By Sharon Buwerimwe Nov. 25, 2024
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Lawyers accuse Zanu PF of fuelling Moza crisis

The report accused Zanu PF of significant meddling, leading to a highly compromised electoral process marred by fear, repression, and violence.
By Nqobani Ndlovu Nov. 24, 2024

Sadc ignores Moza civil unrest

President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is the Sadc chairperson, ignored the Mozambique violent clashes in his speech.
By Kenneth Nyangani Nov. 21, 2024

Half of Sadc leaders sent reps to summit

Yesterday, Cabinet said all was set for today's summit.
By Mirriam Mangwaya and Problem Masau Nov. 20, 2024