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Bravura Holdings unveils Zimbabwe’s first world-class lithium upgrade facility, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s mining sector at Victoria Falls Indaba.

Four CIO agents in Zimbabwe were bailed after allegedly extorting US$1,000 from a local business director, highlighting issues of corruption within the …

Esau Mupfumi, a notable business figure, received bail following violent clashes at Mutare bus ranks, raising concerns about safety and public order …

Zimbabwe commits to debt settlement and economic reforms to boost growth, says President Mnangagwa at the Annual Mining Conference.

Electricity reaches rural Bikita, empowering villagers like Tinashe Tembo to start businesses and improve their livelihoods with new opportunities.

Harare residents question the government’s delay in providing promised title deeds for Epworth’s informal settlements ahead of the 2023 elections.

South Africa’s election sees voters divided, with the ANC facing strong opposition and the potential for a coalition government

Bravura denies Zimbabwean Mail’s unfounded claims about mining concessions, asserting project progress and significant investments despite challenges.

Judicial Service Commission workers confront management over alleged salary injustices and workplace disparities, threatening a vote of no confidence against leaders.

Road accidents in Zimbabwe result in $400 million annual losses, prompting government plans for stricter enforcement and improved road safety measures.