by MANGALISO TSHUMA & NQOBANI MATHIBELABULAWAYO Executive Mayor David Coltart has raised alarm over the escalating impact of illegal gold mining along riverbanks feeding the city’s major dams, warning that
by MELUSI MHLANGABULAWAYO – HIGHLANDRES Football Club has announced the appointment of Benjani Mwaruwari as its new head coach ahead of the 2026 Premier Soccer League (PSL) season, a move
by BEKEZELA NDEBELELUPANE, the official provincial capital of Matabeleland North, stands as one of Zimbabwe’s most striking examples of policy failure and uneven development. Decades after being designated a provincial
by MKHOKHELI NCUBEMAPHISA – DECADES after the Gukurahundi genocide, the scars in Matabeleland South remain fresh in the collective memory of survivors. The campaign, carried out by the Zimbabwe National
JOHANNESBURG – ACROSS Africa, a quiet but profound economic transformation is unfolding. Artificial intelligence (AI), once perceived as a technology reserved for wealthy nations, is increasingly reshaping African economies, unlocking
NEW YORK – A new agreement signed today in Geneva between the United States and the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) could significantly reshape how humanitarian
by MANGALISO TSHUMABULAWAYO — ALL eyes are on tomorrow’s pivotal Nkulumane constituency by-election in Bulawayo, a contest fraught with frustration and deep disillusionment over decades of deindustrialisation, corruption, misrule and
NEW YORK – THE world, particularly across the Global South, has erupted in fierce condemnation of what many describe as an imperialistic and unprovoked United States drive toward war with
JOHANNESBURG – CAMEROON are going through an unprecedented sporting civil war. The coach of South Africa has slumped into racism and sexism. Elsewhere, even a playing kit has sparked a
PORTO-NOVO – BENIN’S political crisis deepened on Tuesday as coup leaders re-emerged in a new video warning France to “back off” from the country’s internal affairs while urging citizens to
