Zimbabwe’s fibre revolution begins
Cape Town – Paratus Zimbabwe, a subsidiary of Paratus Group, has today signed a major deal with PowerTel to... Read more
17 Jun
New Zimbabwe permit court showdown looming
ZEP holders have won another court victory against the Minister of Home Affairs, but their legal battle to stay... Read more
8 Jun
From chaos to crops: White and black farmers reunite to revive Zimbabwe’s fields
Kwekwe – In a field of paprika plants in the heart of Zimbabwe, fourth-generation farmer Daniel Burger and relative... Read more
7 Jun
Zimbabwe’s farmers push on as land grab compensation flounders
Kwekwe – In a field of paprika plants in the heart of Zimbabwe, fourth-generation farmer Daniel Burger and relative newcomer... Read more
29 May
Strike shutters Zimbabwe’s main university
Harare – More than 100 lecturers and teaching staff picketed at Zimbabwe’s main university Tuesday to back a five-week wage... Read more
28 May
Zimbabwe begins land reform payouts – Farmers get first cut of $311m
Harare – The Government of Zimbabwe has commenced compensation payments to 740 white commercial farmers who were displaced during... Read more
10 Apr
SANDF claims no authorisation for troop deployment at #JusticeForCwecwe march
Cape Town – The South African Department of Defence has denied authorising the deployment of South African National Defence... Read more
9 Apr
Bombshell Geza: 80-something guerrilla takes on Mnangagwa’s rule!
Zimbabwe – An elderly war veteran who addresses his supporters on social media wearing a military uniform has become a... Read more
8 Apr
Tariff tussle: Mnangagwa suspends tariffs on US goods – What’s the game plan?
Johannesburg – Zimbabwe’s president said on Saturday he would suspend all tariffs on goods imported from the United States,... Read more
7 Apr
Fifth week of Joshlin Smith trial – What’s next?
Cape Town – The trial of Jacquen ‘Boeta’ Appollis, Steveno van Rhyn, and Kelly Smith, accused of kidnapping and... Read more
1 Apr
