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Zimbabwe Stun Australia by 23 Runs at T20 World Cup
 Zimbabwe produced the first major upset of the 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup with a 23-run victory over Australia in Colombo on Friday.After being sent in to bat, Zimbabwe posted an imposing 169-2, a...
Tourism Crackdown Targets Unregistered Operators
Tourism operators across Zimbabwe face closure if they fail to regularise their facilities before the end of February, as the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority intensifies enforcement of mandatory registrati...
Commuter Fare Extortion Time Bomb
Public anger is boiling over as commuters accuse transport operators, police and regulators of presiding over a chaotic fare system that is draining incomes and pushing already strained households dee...
African Sun Moves to Delist from VFEX, Proposes Share Buyback
 Hospitality group African Sun Limited has announced plans to delist from the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange, in a move the board says is aligned with its ongoing strategic review and value-unlocking i...
SECZim Cancels Licences for Nolas and Pax Prosperitas
 The Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe has cancelled the licences of two investment advisory firms following what it described as a voluntary surrender of licences.In a notice numbered 11...
Global Giant Crosses UK Threshold in Zimbabwe Miner
 Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc has confirmed that BlackRock, Inc. has crossed a UK regulatory disclosure threshold following a change in its shareholding in the Zimbabwe-focused gold producer, unde...
Civic Society Raise Access to Justice Concerns Ahead of CSW
Three leading civil society organisations have raised concern over persistent barriers to justice for women and marginalised communities in Zimbabwe, warning that constitutional guarantees remain out...
Business Calls for Clarity as Reserved Sectors Policy
The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce has urged Government to prioritise clarity and administrative predictability in implementing Statutory Instrument 215 of 2025, warning that the success of the...
The Soundtrack of Love: A Saxophonist Decodes Valentine’s Day
 As Valentine’s Day approaches, love is often described through flowers, chocolates, and candle lit dinners. But for celebrated saxophonist Sir Albert Nyabinde, love is first heard, not seen. It lives...
When Corporates Turn Cowboy: After Courtroom Failure, Freda Rebecca Accused of Reverting to Coercive Tactics at Botha Gold Mine
When corporate disputes abandon courtrooms and re-emerge behind fences and police tape, uncomfortable questions arise about power, process and respect for the rule of law. Following its failure to sec...