[New Zimbabwe] President Emmerson Mnangagwa, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube, and the Presidential Advisory Committee (PAC) have been advised by the business community to seriously consider bringing back the US dollar into circulation, and rescue the c...

[UN News] She is outspoken, candid, and speaks truth to power. She is known to lecture governments and tell them how to improve their track record on xenophobia, racism, racial discrimination, and all forms of intolerance.

[The Herald] Productive Bulawayo industries are shining bright and soon the city will restore its status as the industrial hub of the country with high potential to create more jobs for locals.

[New Zimbabwe] President Emmerson Mnangagwa says his administration will take over the management of water in the resort city to address a perennial problem that has seen residents and businesses going for days without supplies.

[The Herald] Crime Reporter

[New Zimbabwe] Officials from the Education Ministry are accused of forcing teachers in Masvingo to invigilate Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (ZIMSEC) examinations without proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) despite the surge in Covid-19...

[New Zimbabwe] Mutare Magistrates Courts have temporarily been closed for two days to pave way for fumigation and contact tracing after eight prosecutors based there tested Covid-19 positive.

[New Zimbabwe] THE 2021-2022 Premier Soccer League (PSL) season is facing an uncertain future after the top-flight league's secretariat was forced to rearrange its matches scheduled to form part of the midweek fixture programme due to a high number o...

[New Zimbabwe] Zimbvabwe's pariah status continues following reports British Prime Minister Boris Johnson consulted Southern African presidents, except President Emmerson Mnangagwa, before the latest travel restrictions were imposed.

[New Zimbabwe] The speaker of the National Assembly Jacob Mudenda and the Clerk of Parliament Kennedy Chokuda have rushed into isolation after 50% of the parliamentary staff tested Covid-19 positive.

[New Zimbabwe] A ZIMBABWEAN man, Eric Mpofu (29) was arrested last Friday in Botswana while attempting to smuggle seven children into South Africa.

[The Herald] Bulawayo Bureau

[The Herald] Public transport must be a major spreader of Covid-19 now that so much work has been done by many employers, including the Public Service Commission, to have very high vaccination levels at workplaces, the mass vaccination of vendors in ...

[Namibian] Otjiwarongo town councillor Hilde !Noreses, whom the Swapo regional executive committee recalled from her position in October, has resigned.

[VOA] Blantyre -- Police in Malawi have arrested two former cabinet ministers and a former reserve bank governor over the sale of a state-owned bank. The government says the arrests are aimed at cleaning up corruption but the opposition Democratic Pr...

[Premium Times] Other strong performers include East African neighbours, Kenya and Tanzania, as well as Namibia and Egypt.

[Namibian] A students' association says the resetting of examination dates to early next year is an unrealistic and premature decision made by the education ministry.

[Namibian] The standing committee on home affairs, security, constitutional and legal affairs of the National Council has found that some families who have been traumatised by the Botswana Defence Force (BDF) in the Zambezi region, and lost relatives...

[Nyasa Times] Erstwhile governing Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has expressed shock over the arrest of its senior members, who include Joseph Mwanamvekha, Ben Phiri and Dalitso Kabambe, over alleged abuse of power whilst they were in office.

[Nyasa Times] The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) has added its voice to the growing calls for the Tonse Alliance government to listen to the cries of Malawians over the rising cost of living.

[Namibian] The Student Union of Namibia (SUN) says ordinary Namibians without any connections or relationships to ministers are unable to access tenders or government projects.

[Times of Zambia] The question of whether to engage International Monetary Fund (IMF) for funded programme or not has been outstanding for some time now.

[Namibian] Swapo regional coordinator for the Otjozondjupa region, Suzan Hikopua, says her suspension on Monday was illegal and unconstitutional.

[GroundUp] Medical Research Council issues upbeat statement after meeting with health department

[263Chat] Zimbabwe has recorded 4 031 new Covid-19 cases which is the highest daily total recorded in the country since the first case was reported early last year.

[The Herald] ENGLISH Premiership football side Aston Villa have struck a deal with ZIFA which could see the midfielder missing the Warriors training camp at home and possibly flying directly to Cameroon for the 2021 AFCON tournament.

[New Era] State advocate Marthino Olivier has asked Windhoek High Court Judge Johanna Salionga to sentence three persons, convicted of murder and conspiracy to commit murder, to life in prison.

[New Zimbabwe] Listed stationery, paper, and battery manufacturer, Amalgamated Regional Trading (ART) Corporation has recorded significant volume growth across its segments, recording increases of 30%.

[The Herald] Ongoing infrastructural development projects as well as continued investment in various sectors of the economy are clear signs that the Second Republic is now an investment destination of choice, President Mnangagwa has said.

[GroundUp] Politically connected businessman Solly Siweya pops up again