Three years ago, Tommy Doran gave up on his plans to become one of Zimbabwe’s first producers of medicinal cannabis. By this time next year, he could be involved in some of the...
A regional meeting has ended in Maputo with a decision "on an immediate technical deployment" to prepare “a proportionate regional response” to a spreading insurgency in Mozambique's northern Cabo Delgado province.
No details were...
Gold output at RioZim fell 27% last year due to low-grade ore at its flagship operation Cam & Motor and breakdowns at the smaller Dalny mine.
Gold production fell from 1.66 tonnes in 2019...
A day ahead of regional meetings on the deepening crisis in Mozambique, President Filipe Nyusi has said any international intervention must not violate his country’s sovereignty.
Mozambique has told the international community what it...
Zimbabwe’s tobacco auction floors opened Wednesday morning, with the first bale fetching a higher price than last year.
The first tobacco sold at US$4.30 a kg, which is higher than the US$4 a kg...
Zimbabwe’s economy will recover by 3.1% this year, the IMF says in its latest forecast, slower than the 4.2% that the Fund had projected in October.
The economy will see further sluggish growth of...
The Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine has been proved to have high efficacy against the coronavirus strain first detected in South Africa, the companies said in a joint announcement.
Pfizer and BioNTech's updated analysis of the...
By Mukai-Sarah Williams
Is Zimbabwe turning the ignition on the electric vehicle (EV) market? A large international player has entered the Zimbabwe market and local players are shifting into higher gear to drive demand.
By Farai Shawn Matiashe
One afternoon in Mupindi Village, Gokwe South, more than 400 kilometres from Zimbabwe’s capital Harare, a smallholder farmer called Bernard Mupindi is pruning the rough, hairy triangular leaves that grow around...
Chinese vaccine makers Sinopharm and Sinovac have presented data on their COVID-19 vaccines indicating levels of efficacy that would be compatible with those required by the World Health Organisation, the chair of a WHO advisory panel said...
