Zimbabwe's fast-growing steel industry is facing fresh pressure after South Africa introduced sweeping new import duties on steel and downstream metal products, raising fears that the measures could ...
The Zimbabwe Nurses Association (Zina) has warned of possible industrial action amid rising dissatisfaction among nurses over salaries, unpaid allowances and the government's new job evaluation frame...
To the Tonga people, it is Mosi-oa-Tunya - "the smoke that thunders." To the world, it is Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders and the crown jewel of Zimbabwe's tourism industry.But the i...
A member of the campaign team for independent candidate Mbuso Fuzwayo has allegedly received death threats from a suspected Zanu-PF activist, heightening tensions ahead of the Nkulumanne constituency ...
The National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe (NMMZ) has raised the alarm over ongoing illegal mining activities in the Mavhuradonha Wilderness, warning that the operations pose a serious threat to o...
Zimbabwe's multi-billion-dollar tobacco industry is facing a potential crisis as the World Health Organization (WHO) considers tighter global controls - and possibly a ban - on tobacco production. Th...
Zanu-PF has declared that the only remaining threat to its rule comes from Western-backed regime change efforts, claiming it has successfully neutralised domestic opposition movements.In its Central ...
Information Communication Technology, Postal and Courier Services Deputy Minister Dingumuzi Phuti has revealed that more than 90 percent of African businesses have suffered cyber-attacks in the past ...
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Health and Child Care has sounded the alarm over illegal gold mining activities taking place directly beneath Inyathi District Hospital, warning that the faci...
In an escalation of tensions between former Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) CEO Lucky Montana and the South African Revenue Service (SARS), Montana has vowed not to be intimidated by SA...
Zimbabwe is facing increasing cybersecurity threats due to heavy reliance on international digital servers for storing national and personal data, a senior government official has warned.Tawanda Mush...
In a decisive move to curb rising drug abuse and trafficking, the government has issued a stern warning, signaling the imminent implementation of severe consequences for those involved in such activi...
Rising temperatures across the country are taking a toll on fresh produce, with massive losses being recorded at markets.Knowledge Transfer eMukumba chief executive Dr Charles Dhewa has called for urg...
Mutare City Council is weighing plans to deploy municipal police to safeguard the Nyakaunga River, one of the city's main water sources, amid growing threats from illegal gold panning.Speaking during ...
Zimbabwe is likely to experience tropical cyclones during the upcoming 2025/26 rainfall season, with the Meteorological Services Department (MSD) urging communities in flood-prone areas to take early ...
Zimbabwe's booming solar energy market is under threat as unscrupulous dealers exploit rising demand to sell counterfeit and substandard products, experts warn.Over the past decade, prices for solar p...
Government has expressed frustration over the "predictable ritual" of teachers threatening industrial action, as educators prepare for a sit-in set to start today across primary and secondary schools ...
Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) president Nqobile Magwizi has filed a legal case against journalist Hope Chizuzu, accusing him of publishing a series of defamatory articles targeting the footbal...
Banking experts have warned that Zimbabwe's heavy reliance on cash is undermining the country's push towards a digital economy, despite widespread mobile penetration and modern payment infrastructure....
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has raised alarm over a sharp increase in cybercrime, warning that criminals are deploying advanced tactics to exploit vulnerable internet users.National police spok...
Proposed increases to 460 steel tariff codes are set to affect more than 16 000 traders and R51,5 billion (US$2,9 billion) worth of imports, sparking fears of job losses in South Africa's downstream s...
Proposed amendments to the Public Service Act could strip Zimbabwe's civil servants of key labour rights, including the right to fight for better wages and conditions, legal experts and labour activis...
Zimbabwe's crumbling railway system, once the backbone of the economy, has become a major obstacle to growth, inflating transport costs, stifling exports, and threatening emerging sectors such as lit...
A lucrative US$10 million black pepper farming venture at Sable Ranch Farm in Marondera is under serious threat from rampant firewood poaching, with allegations that state security agencies are invol...
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has called on the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) to broaden their operational scope beyond traditional military defence to address evolving security challenges, including c...
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