Adenike Adeodun

Zimbabwe’s mining companies plan to invest $455.8 million to boost production capacities, focusing on expansion despite operational challenges.

Zimbabwe calls for action to end child labor and enhance education, stressing commitments to child protection and sustainable development goals.

The government introduces new legislation to empower female miners, providing support, protection, and clear mining title ownership.

Wicknell Chivayo’s influence extends to African leaders, sparking controversy and debate over his business activities and political connections.

Nelson Chamisa criticizes President Mnangagwa and businessman Wicknell Chivayo over a controversial $40 million ZEC tender, questioning electoral integrity.

Wicknell Chivayo faces scandal after a viral audio recording allegedly reveals he abused his proximity to President Mnangagwa for personal gains.

Zimbabwe confirms an influenza outbreak with no new COVID-19 cases. Officials urge the public to follow preventative measures to stay safe.

Zimbabwe’s crime rate rose slightly in early 2024, with 221,704 cases recorded, including theft, homicide, and assault.

Mimosa Mining Company suspends its $134 million North Hill project amid challenging market conditions and falling global platinum prices.

War veterans in Zimbabwe demand timely payment of their children’s school fees, highlighting issues at tertiary institutions due to government delays.