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Beijing's Global Stage Calling to Zimbabwean Filmmaker
Beijing International Film Festival 16th Edition 16 – 25 April 2026 One of Asia's most prestigious cinematic events, the Beijing International Film Festival, is opening its doors to the world for its...
Digging deeper Into Zimbabwe’s lithium restriction
    Zhou Jinyan- CorrespondentZimbabwe’s recent decision to suspend the export of all raw minerals and lithium concentrates with immediate effect has drawn attention from global investors and industry...
AFCON 2025 Final Overturned as Morocco Crowned Champions After Senegal Walk-Off
The Africa Cup of Nations 2025 final result has been overturned, with Morocco declared champions after a disciplinary ruling against Senegal.According to a statement released by the Confederation of A...
The green code: How China is rewriting the contract between humanity and nature
  A view of Lake Karakul in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, February 18, 2026. /VCG Yang Zhao- CGTNAs a science journalist and filmmaker, my deep dive into the environment began in...
Court Postpones Chatunga Mugabe Case
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe and his co-accused Tobias Mugabe Matonhodze briefly appeared at the Alexandra Magistrate’s Court in Johannesburg on Tuesday, with proceedings postponed to 24 March 2026 as n...
CTC Extends Fibreboard Imports Probe
 The Competition and Tariff Commission has extended its investigation into the importation of fibreboard into Zimbabwe as authorities assess the need for protective measures for the local industry.In...
Junior Zindonga drafted into Warriors squad
ZIFA has made a late change to their squad for the upcoming Four Nations International Tournament in Botswana, with Junior Zindonga earning a call-up to replace Sean Fusire.The association confirmed t...
Axia: The Quiet Company Powering Everyday Commerce in Zim
 You wake up in the morning on a bed that may have been manufactured by Restapedic. You commute to work in a kombi that probably uses spare parts sourced from Transerv. You walk into a supermarket to...
The Pulpit and the Production Line: Zimbabwe’s Church Boom and the Crisis of Work
 Zimbabwe is not merely a religious country. It is becoming a spiritually saturated one.Across Harare’s high-density suburbs, in growth points, in small towns, and along highways, churches multiply wi...