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Women Key to Agricultural Growth: Jiri
 Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development, Obert Jiri, has highlighted the critical role women play in driving Zimbabwe’s agricultural producti...
Tobacco Sales Surge 81% as Earnings Hit US$185 Million
 Zimbabwe’s 2026 tobacco marketing season has opened on a strong note, with both sales volumes and export earnings recording sharp growth in the first weeks of trading, signalling stronger foreign cur...
Chasing Olympic Glory: How Zim Selects Its Podium Hopefuls
 Zimbabwe’s pursuit of Olympic excellence is guided by a deliberate, performance-driven selection process, according to the Zimbabwe Olympic Committee. At the heart of this strategy is a clear objecti...
Kenyan Energy Executives Step Down Over Alleged Fuel Supply Manipulation
 Several senior figures in Kenya’s energy sector have resigned following a major scandal involving alleged manipulation of fuel supply data and the procurement of an overpriced emergency shipment, aut...
13,000 Livelihoods at Risk as Zim’s Brick Sector Faces Regulatory Shake-Up
 Zimbabwe’s brickmaking industry, long credited with lowering construction costs, creating thousands of jobs, and saving millions in foreign currency, is facing fresh uncertainty following the introdu...
Zim Probes Genetic Link in Unexplained Infertility Cases
  Data shows up to 20 percent of couples face unexplained infertility, where science has not identified a clear cause, prompting Zimbabwean medical experts to launch a study exploring potential geneti...
Chicken, Chips and Consent
 A few months ago, a group of mapostori gathered on the grounds of State House, clutching boxes of fried chicken and chips. The moment—popularly remembered as “Sapatina Sapatina”—was not about music o...
Zimbabwe–India Trade: Bridging Promise and Practice
 There is a quiet rhythm to the trade relationship between Zimbabwe and India — steady and familiar, yet still searching for its full expression. Rooted in decades of political solidarity and mutual r...
Senegal Restricts Govt Travel as Rising Oil Prices Pressure State Finances
 Senegal has moved to curb public spending by suspending all non-essential international travel for ministers and senior government officials, as surging global oil prices linked to the ongoing US-Isr...
Five Victims Identified Following Deadly Bulawayo–Beitbridge Road Crash
 The Zimbabwe Republic Police has released the names of five of the seven people killed in a tragic multiple-vehicle road accident that occurred along the Bulawayo–Beitbridge Road on April 3, 2026.The...