Zimbabwe’s protest fatigue: Why the streets keep staying empty
Most businesses in Harare and Bulawayo are operating as normal, with only a handful of shops closing.
By Sydney Kawadza
8h ago
US$25m citrus processing plant in Beitbridge commissioned
The Orangeville plant will supply citrus juice to local beverage manufacturers, including Schweppes Zimbabwe Limited
By Nhau Mangirazi
10h ago
Vic Falls’ Fale Mosi-oa-Tunya confirmed as venue for 2027 Cricket World Cup
The 2027 Cricket World Cup will be the first to be staged in Africa since the 2003 edition, which was jointly hosted by South Africa, Zimbabwe and Kenya.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
12h ago
Business cautiously trading amid mass protest fears
Some businesses have remained closed for fear of violent protests, but others are operating as usual.
By Kelly Mabaire and Silas Nkala
12h ago
Zimbabweans largely stay home as protest call draws muted response
In Harare, the response was mixed, with most businesses operating as normal while a handful of shops remained closed.
By Kelly Mabaire and Silas Nkala
13h ago
Property CEOs Dialogue to focus on Zimbabwe's construction boom
Similar developments are changing the face of communities across Zimbabwe as developers respond to growing demand for quality housing and commercial space.
By Amh Voices
13h ago
Keep the band alive: The promise Tazvida left behind finds its voice
His younger brother, Peter, took over the band, but he also died on August 15, 2002.
By Admire Jamu Mlambo
14h ago
Zim’s admission to the BRICS Bank: A new stage for African development and fiscal sovereignty
This report identifies infrastructure deficits, weak domestic resource mobilisation and limited long-term financing as the principal constraints preventing faster economic growth.
By Ayanda Holo
14h ago
Empty stomachs, and a captive Parliament
It goes to the very heart of parliamentary independence, democratic accountability and constitutional governance.
By Newsday
14h ago
