‘Zim a top 5 gold smuggler’
Zimbabwe declared 35 591kg in gold exports in 2022.
By Garikai Tunhira
Jun. 3, 2024
5 cops off to South Sudan
Matanga warned the officers about the harsh realities of war that may endanger their lives.
By Gamuchirai Nyamuziwa
Feb. 23, 2024
Editorial Comment: Call for prompt action on armyworm
The rains later returned and the crops which survived began to flourish.
By Newsday
Jan. 25, 2024
Mystery of Zambia migrating bats
In most African cultures, the sight or sound of a hyena is considered taboo and it is believed that witches and wizards use this animal
By Burzil Dube
Feb. 19, 2023
Journalists detained over footage appearing to show South Sudan president wet himself
The footage from December showed a dark stain spread down the 71-year-old president's grey trousers as he stood for the national anthem at a road commissioning event.
By Reuters
Jan. 7, 2023
Fresh fighting displaces 40,000 in South Sudan - UN
Nearly 40,000 people have been displaced from their homes following renewed fighting in South Sudan
By Bbc News
Dec. 12, 2022
At least 25 people killed in South Sudan communal land violence
South Sudan erupted into civil war shortly after declaring independence from Sudan in 2011, which pitted President Salva Kiir against his Vice President Riek Machar and his Nuer tribe.
By Reuters
Oct. 12, 2022
Sudan crisis: Ceasefire extended but fighting continues
The extension - for another 72 hours - follows intensive diplomatic efforts by neighbouring countries, as well as the US, UK and UN.
By Bbc News
Jun. 18, 2022
Feature: A letter from home: Zimbabwe’s unending crisis
Politically, it has been an endless freefall. The enthusiasm that greeted the overthrow of nonagenarian leader Robert Mugabe by the military in 2017 (who rapidly handed power to his rival, President Emmerson Mnangagwa) evaporated quickly.
By The Standard
May. 20, 2022
