President Emmerson Mnangagwa had yet another chance to show leadership in a national address Tuesday morning. But, as he has done countless times, he squandered it in a tone deaf statement that only further dents his standing.
Planned protests last...
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) opened lower as trade returned a month after the government shut down the market over allegations of undermining the currency.
The ZSE’s all share index was down 4.49%, led by drops in key counters such...
Fadzayi Mahere, lawyer and MDC Alliance spokesperson, was among dozens arrested on Friday for taking part in protests against the government. She was in a group of seven arrested at Groombridge, Harare. The group spent Friday night in jail...
A fascinating collection of paintings, drawings and sculptures by young Zimbabwean artists has gone on display after being recovered from the basement of a Shoreditch church.
They were all made in the 1940s and stored in St Michael and All...
Zimbabwe’s businesses were shut and streets deserted in the capital Harare early on Friday as security forces increased patrols to stop anti-government protests called by activists over corruption and economic hardship.
Activists reported several arrests, including those of MDC spokesperson...
COVID-19 restrictions and the economic crisis combined to cause a dip in the consumption of beer for Delta Corporation, but soft drink are up.
Delta says Zimbabweans drank 18% less lager beer in the three months to June than they...
Fighting allegations of corruption, ZESA executive chairman Sydney Gata has sacked the power utility’s board – and said it was because of him that they now get to watch Netflix.
Energy Minister Fortune Chasi had ordered the board to investigate...
The coronavirus pandemic is hampering efforts by Zimbabwean billionaire Strive Masiyiwa to sell a stake in Africa’s largest fibre company.
Masiyiwa is seeking buyers for 20% to 34% of Liquid Telecommunications Holdings for as much as US$600-million, according to four...
The World Food Programme (WFP) on Thursday appealed for a further US$250 million in aid to support what it calls a “rapidly expanding emergency operation” to save millions of Zimbabweans from starvation.
By the end of the year, the number...
Agriculture Minister Perrance Shiri, who has died at age 65, was the first commander of the 5 Brigade, the unit that had a lead role in the Gukurahundi massacres. He served as commander of the Air Force of Zimbabwe...
