COLUMN | Big ticket: Does it cost too much to run for office in...
In this latest installment of his column, Pedestrian Opinion, our columnist Mike Murenzvi asks whether the fees that Zimbabwean candidates pay to run for office are really...
EXPLAINED | ‘Patriotic Bill’ for dummies: Here’s what will get you in trouble under...
Parliament has passed the controversial Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Amendment Bill, meant to punish citizens who "wilfully damage the sovereignty and national interest" of Zimbabwe.
Econet spends US$66M on upgrades and grows usage, but economy is eroding service quality
Econet Wireless, the country’s biggest telecoms operator, spent US$66 million on its network last year and grew its voice and data usage, despite Zimbabwe’s currency crisis weighing...
EU car ban: Will Zimbabwe one day end up with nowhere to sell its...
Could Zimbabwe, a world leader in platinum, one day end up with nowhere to sell one of its most prized minerals?
The EU plans...
Kuvimba: Abandoned emerald mine could be sitting on Zimbabwe’s biggest lithium resource
Sandawana Mine was once one of the world’s largest emerald mines, but it shut down years ago after production collapsed and it lost markets. Now, Kuvimba Mining...
Zimbabwe presses miners to produce battery-grade lithium locally
By Nelson Banya and Nyasha Chingono
Zimbabwe wants lithium miners operating in the country to work towards producing battery-grade lithium locally and could...
