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When UK Considered Iraq-Style War on Zimbabwe
Newly released British government documents The papers show that the government of then-UK prime minister Tony Blair briefly considered an Iraq-style military intervention to remove President Robert M...
Why Zimbabweans keep crossing into South Africa despite the crackdown
Screen grab of the people caught by SANDF while attempting to enter SA illegally  on December 25, 2025 When the South African National Defence Force intercepted 1,174 undocumented Zimbabweans attempti...
Police rescue two women after they were stranded for four days on river island
    Police on Christmas Day rescued two women who had spent four days marooned on a remote island at the confluence of the Shashe and Simukwe rivers in the Sun-Yat-Sen area.In a statement, the Zimbabw...
Stolen SA vehicle towed from Beitbridge, intercepted at Featherstone roadblock
Police have arrested two men after intercepting a stolen Toyota Hilux Raider being ferried from Beitbridge to Harare during a festive season security operation.In a statement, police said Lucky Dube,...
WHI-Zim Clarifies Lightning Incident in Magunje
 Whi-Zim Cement has clarified reports circulating on social media about a lightning incident involving a Chinese national linked to its Magunje project, saying key details being shared online by some...
WHI-Zim Cement Project Paused Over Compliance
 Construction at the US$1 billion WHI-Zim Cement Plant in Magunje has been temporarily halted to allow the investor to meet outstanding regulatory requirements, government officials have said.Authorit...
High Court Upholds Tshabangu Victory in CCC Power Struggle
The High Court has ruled in favor of Sengezo Tshabangu, dismissing an attempt by the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leadership to overturn an earlier judgment that questioned the party’s discipli...
Taiwan on Edge: Why Choosing Wisely Matters More Than Choosing Loudly
Taiwan is standing at one of the most consequential crossroads in its modern history. Recent U.S.-led moves amplified by a more vocal and militarily assertive Japan have narrowed Taiwan’s room to mane...
Howlers, Near Misses and a Football Nation That Learnt to Trust Nothing
 Simbarashe Namusi Zimbabwean football has developed a long memory — one that archives errors, mourns missed chances and treats every defeat as evidence. From historic howlers to modern AFCON blame ga...
Zimbabwe and Zambia Push for Faster Energy Projects
 Zimbabwe and Zambia are ramping up efforts to accelerate key power generation projects, including the 2,400-megawatt Batoka Gorge Hydro-Electricity Scheme and the Kariba Floating Solar PV Plant, to a...