World News
Eswatini imposes curfew to quell pro-democracy protests
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Pro-democracy activists in Eswatini, the southern African kingdom previously known as Swaziland, […]
June 2021
Headlines
Is the media not doing exactly what Gutu said about Gukurahundi?
Zimbabwe National Peace and Reconciliation Commission spokesman Obert Gutu has come under fire for “trivialising” […]
Banking
Zimbabwe dollar eases by 6 cents
The Zimbabwe today eased by six cents against the United States dollar as the foreign […]
Business
Invictus Energy starts recruiting staff
INVICTUS Energy, which is developing the Cabora Bassa oil and gas project in Muzarabani, has […]
Law & Crime
Zimbabwe govt panics over growing cases of armed roberies
GOVERNMENT is working on new strategies to deal with high profile corruption as suspects are […]
Health
Zimbabwe imposes extended lockdowns amid virus spike
HARARE, Zimbabwe – Zimbabwe on Tuesday tightened nationwide COVID-19 lockdown measures, including a ban on […]
Columnist
Lithium nationalism is taking root in region with most resources
Politicians in Latin America, a region that accounts for more than half the world’s lithium […]
Business
Zimbabwe faces lengthy power outages after surge hits plants
Zimbabwe faces prolonged power outages after a surge in electricity imports from neighboring South Africa […]
Law & Crime
Armed robbers strike burial society, get away with US$12 000
ARMED robbers in Bulawayo struck at a house in North End suburb, robbing a family […]
Capital & Money Markets
RBZ Allows SEZ, VFEX Firms Retain 100% Foreign Currency
RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Monday allowed companies operating in Special Economic Zones (SEZ) or […]