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US Signals Iran War Exit as Gulf Attacks Intensify
 The United States says it could scale down military operations against Iran within weeks, even as fresh attacks across the Gulf region highlight the fragile state of the conflict.US President Donald...
AFM Zimbabwe Set to Host National Youth Elevation Conference
 The Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe is preparing to host one of the country’s largest youth gatherings, with more than 100,000 young people expected to converge at Rufaro Conference Centre for th...
Botswana Eyes Stake in Angola Refinery
 Botswana is exploring deeper regional energy cooperation after receiving an offer to acquire a 30 percent stake in a planned oil refinery project in Angola, as Southern African countries seek long-te...
Harare Rolls Out Smart Water Meters to Boost Water Supply
Prepaid Water meters installation The City of Harare, in partnership with Helcraw Water Pvt Ltd, has installed at least 26,000 smart water meters across the city, with the aim of improving water suppl...
Marinica Wary of Zambia Ahead of Four Nations Final
Warriors coach Marian Marinica says his side will not underestimate Zambia when the two teams meet in the Four Nations Tournament final, warning that the Chipolopolo pose a serious threat despite Zimb...
Jah Prayzah, Alaine to Headline Afro Culture Connect Show
Zimbabwean music superstar Jah Prayzah and Jamaican reggae sensation Alaine are set to headline the Afro Culture Connect international music showcase scheduled for April 4, 2026 at the Harare Internat...
TSL Limited Postpones AGM to Consider Strategic Transaction
 TSL Limited has postponed its Annual General Meeting to allow its board additional time to consider a potential strategic transaction that could materially affect the company and its shareholders.In...
Zambia Busts Cross-Border Syndicate in Half-Tonne Ivory Seizure
 Zambian wildlife authorities have arrested 10 suspects after seizing 550 kilogrammes of ivory in Lusaka, in what officials describe as a major breakthrough against organised wildlife trafficking netw...
Belgian Diplomat to Stand Trial Over Role in Patrice Lumumba Assassination
 A Belgian court has ordered former diplomat Etienne Davignon to stand trial over alleged war crimes connected to the 1961 killing of Congo’s first prime minister, Patrice Lumumba, in a landmark case...