Breaking news.  Developed at ZIMCHEM’s industrial plant in Redcliff, the project utilises crude tar from Hwange coking ovens ...

Mambo hit-maker, Asaph is set to release a new track, Living the Life on May 9, a song that will likely resonate deeply with today’s fast-paced, material-driven world. The track’s core message: “Live ...

In most emerging and least developed countries, decolonisation is not yet complete. It is “Not Yet Uhuru!” The economies of ...

There is a lack of understanding, a knowledge gap due to lack of widespread civic education on the vital components of ...

One name generating considerable buzz is Mthobi Sibanda, an emerging Zimbabwean designer whose eye-catching gowns have become a highlight of this year’s fair. Last month, Sibanda was awarded the ...

For the first time in cricket history, Zimbabwe’s women’s national team has touched down on American soil for a multi-format ...

Sculptures illustrating Black oppression under British rule in Africa will be showcased at Oxford University to highlight the imperialist legacy of Cecil John Rhodes. The artworks are from a ...

For many years, Bangladesh and Zimbabwe have possessed a great rivalry in cricket. The African side had a big edge over ...

The rural home of the late sungura musician Tatenda Pinjisi in Mutoko was yesterday the scene of an emotional and grand ...

The burial was attended by mourners from all walks of life who gathered in Kahwa Village to honour his talent, recognising how he put Mutoko on the world map through his exceptional ...

Source: Pathways of accumulation followed by young people in Zimbabwe’s land reform areas With limited assets and multiple ...

Zimbabwe has started to make compensation payments to white former farm owners, 25 years after then-Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe’s government began confiscating land. The government paid US$3.1 ...