by MELUSI MHLANGA BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe’s second-largest city and the gateway to the Matabeleland region, is steadily emerging as one of Southern Africa’s most attractive tourism destinations. Located in the south-western
by MARCUS MUSHONGA HARAREÂ – WOMEN’S international cricket this month of May 2 promises an exciting month of competition, with fixtures bringing together established cricketing nations and emerging teams determined to
from TINTSWALO BALOYI in Johannesburg, SA JOHANNESBURG – A newly formed Zimbabwean pressure group, Citizens Watch Zimbabwe (CWZ), is seeking dialogue with South African civic and political movements amid escalating
JOHANNESBURG – AFRICA’S diaspora sends more than US$100 billion (about R1.8 trillion) home every year—yet many of those same citizens say they are being shut out by their own governments when
by NDABENI MLOTSHWA BULAWAYOÂ – A US$30 million youth-driven project has been launched to create green jobs in the countryside. More than 240,000 people, including nearly 80,000 youths, will benefit from
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURGÂ – ZIMBABWE’S proposed artificial intelligence (AI) strategy has ignited intense public debate, with critics questioning its feasibility in a country grappling with persistent infrastructure challenges. The Minister
by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG – CHATUNGA Bellarmine Mugabe, the son of former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe, has issued a public apology following his conviction and sentencing in South Africa over a
by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG – A South African court has fined Bellarmine Mugabe, the youngest son of former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe, a total of R600 000 (US$36 164) for a
JOHANNESBURGÂ – ZIMBABWEAN authorities in South Africa have issued an advisory note to their nationals in the neighbouring country following the recurrence of xenophobic incidents. The Zimbabwean Consulate has issued the
by MELUSI MHLANGA BULAWAYO – HIGHLANDERS’ 2–1 defeat to CAPS United at Barbourfields Stadium last weekend delivered more than just a setback in points—it exposed structural frailties and raised fresh
