Zimbabwe has approved a $650 million Kariba floating solar plant, while questions over the stalled Gwanda project tied to the late Wicknell …
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Zimbabwe’s Cabinet approved a US$650 million floating solar plant on Lake Kariba to ease power shortages, while Gwanda’s solar project has stalled …
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Former Zimbabwe fast bowler Sarah Dambanevana, the first Zimbabwean woman to umpire a Cricket World Cup final, has died in Harare at …
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Aliko Dangote and Benedict Peters are outmaneuvering oil thieves to capture Nigeria’s share of the Hormuz windfall, a satellite study by WirtschaftsWoche …
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Aiteo wins a Libya exploration license in the Murzuq basin as the country awards blocks in its first oil licensing round since …
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ZANU PF war chest hits US$10 million as the ruling party boosts revenue through donations and internal fundraising despite missing state funds.
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IMF sees Zimbabwe’s economy growing 6 percent in 2025, supported by gold and remittances but tempered by debt arrears and currency instability.
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Two Mpilo Hospital trainee nurses have been arrested for using forged exam certificates, piling pressure on a health institution already scarred by …
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Lawyers for NetOne CEO Raphael Mushanawani demand his release, dismissing graft charges as false and politically motivated over disputed IT contracts.
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Zimbabwe’s anti-graft body ZACC has arrested NetOne CEO Raphael Mushanawani over allegations of fraud involving inflated contracts worth US$1.2 million. He faces …
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