Talking Point

The Golden Boot Race: Can Thandolwenkosi Ngwenya Become 2026/27 Premiership Top Scorer?

South Africa’s Premiership season might still be in its early stages, but the performances of striker Thandolwenkosi Ngwenya for AmaZulu have already made the Zimbabwe international one of the...

Checking in with African sides at the 2026 World Cup

With the World Cup knockout stages now taking place in the United States, Canada and Mexico, the tournament...

Tanzania, the new frontrunner in the race for critical minerals

The electric vehicles filling our cities and the vast data centres powering the Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution share...

Zimbabwe’s late-May constitutional test: Chiwenga keeps focus on rules as amendment deadline nears

Zimbabwe is approaching a decisive political moment, with Parliament expected before the end of May to confront a...

Asylum Claims From Southern Africa: What Evidence Do Courts Require?

Thousands of people from Southern Africa seek asylum every year. They flee political violence, persecution, and threats to...

Chamisa repeats vow to rename Zimbabwe

By Staff Reporter MUTARE: MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has reiterated his determination rename the country to Great Zimbabwe. Chamisa is the opposition alliance’s presidential elections...

Scandal over leaked data hits election

By Associated Press HARARE: A scandal over leaked data has hit the crunch July 30 election after the ruling party sent personalised, unsolicited campaign messages...

Outrage over Zim rugby treatment in Tunisia; players forced to sleep in the streets after being detained 7-hours at airport

By Sports Reporter RUGBY Africa, the administrative body for rugby union on the continent has been forced to issue a public apology after Zimbabweans expressed...

PICTURES: Decrepit stadium gets extensive make-over for Mnangagwa rally; nearby people live in shocking squalor

By UK Bureau THE collapse of Ziscosteel, once the largest integrated steelmaker in sub-Saharan Africa north of the Limpopo, effectively sucked the life out of...

Tensions simmer as crunch vote nears; opposition wary of ‘pro-ruling party’ ZEC

ZIMBABWE'S political parties are trudging along towards the July 30 elections to choose a new administration, although there is simmering tension over state media...

BITI warns West: Don’t be fooled by Mnangagwa

By UK Bureau “Some world leaders seem to believe the charade that a new dawn has somehow arrived in Zimbabwe. It has not.” PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa...