[New Zimbabwe] Yet another Chinese miner, Monalof, is embroiled in a bitter wrangle with villagers in Binga who are resisting is bid to evict them from their ancestral lands.

[The Herald] ZIMBABWE international Tino Kadewere has been linked with a move away from French Ligue 1 side Olympique Lyon.

[The Conversation Africa] South African space science had a big day on 13 January 2022. The Cape Peninsula University of Technology, based in Cape Town, launched its third satellite mission into space from the Cape Canaveral rocket launch site in Flo...

[Times of Zambia] The chaos that characterised the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) MTN Super League matches in Lusaka involving Nkana and Red Arrows at Nkoloma Stadium and Zanaco against Green Buffaloes at Sunset should be condemned in the stron...

[263Chat] The youth Coalition on Electoral Reforms has called on the Government and relevant stakeholders to deal with the threat of politically motivated violence ahead of the much awaited March 26 by-elections.

[New Zimbabwe] Warriors striker Tinotenda Kadewere has been linked with a move away from French giants Olympique Lyon before the close of the January transfer window period following reports linking him with a loan move to other League 1 clubs.

[New Zimbabwe] Two prosecutors stationed at Karoi have appeared in court taking a US$100 bribe on the pretext they would help a convicted cattle thief to get a lenient sentence.

[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabwe's eminent economist and commentator John Robertson has died.

[New Zimbabwe] The Bulawayo city council in conjunction with the ministry of Health and Child Care, has embarked on an accelerated door to door Covid-19 vaccination programme.

[New Zimbabwe] President Emmerson Mnangagwa's right hand man in Harare Tafadzwa Muguti is facing a three-year jail term for defying a High Court order barring him from demolishing people's properties in Chitungwiza.

[New Zimbabwe] The City of Harare nicodemously introduced new hefty United States Dollar-based fines for traffic offenders on Friday which have left motorists riled.

[New Zimbabwe] Controversial former Chivi South legislator Killer Zivhu has ruled out the possibility of an immediate come back saying will not be contesting for the seat in the March 26 by-election.

[The Herald] LOW prices of tea on the local market have seen farmers in Honde Valley abandoning the crop for other cash crops.

[New Zimbabwe] Resurgent musician Roki, born Rockford Josphats, has disowned the Youtube account (Roki zw) on which he purportedly apologised for the 'ED Mnangagwa Number 1' chant in his track Patati Patata.

[The Herald] Veteran musician Zex Manatsa was laid to rest at Warren Hills cemetery in Harare yesterday next to another legend, George "Mastermind" Shaya.

[The Herald] THE State has withdrawn charges against a Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) member, Raphios Mufandauya, arrested on allegations of attempting to assist Henrieta Rushwaya smuggle 6kg gold out of the country in October 2020.

[The Herald] The Environment Management Agency (EMA) in Mashonaland East has cracked the whip on local authorities and companies which illegally dump waste and operate without bins, fining them between $30 000 and $50 000 per breach.

[The Herald] ZIMBABWE'S senior women hockey side was left dejected after they lost 1-3 to Kenya in a penalty shootout in the bronze medal match at the Africa Cup of Nations in Ghana yesterday.

[Daily Maverick] The financial lifeline from the World Bank will be used to accelerate SA's Covid-19 response, which is aimed at protecting the poor and vulnerable from the adverse socioeconomic impacts of the pandemic.

[Daily Maverick] On 15 March 2020, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa declared a national state of disaster in terms of the Disaster Management Act, to enable the government to develop a coordinated disaster management mechanism to mitigate Covi...

[New Era] For six years, a large piece of land in one of Windhoek's ever-growing informal settlements served as a beacon of hope for those who made John Mutorwa, Hadino Hishongwa, Thlabanelo and all other Goreangab Dam sections their home.

[New Era] Five pensioners at the coast have lost a total of over N$320 000 at the hands of criminals through scams. These criminals are allegedly targeting mostly German-speaking pensioners.

[Namibian] CHRISTINE Mboma gave Namibian fans a farewell treat as she swept to victory in the women's 200m at the Windhoek Grand Prix in Windhoek on Saturday.

[Namibian] NAMIBIA's women finished sixth out of eight teams and the men seventh out of seven at the Afcon hockey championships which were completed in Accra, Ghana yesterday.

[Namibian] SAKARIA 'Desert Storm' Lukas believes he beat Tugstsogt 'King Tug' Nyambayar in their international super featherweight clash, which was declared a split-decision draw in Atlantic City in the United States on Saturday.

[Namibian] WHS Old Boys and Wanderers played to a dramatic draw in their top of the log clash at Vegkop on Saturday.

[263Chat] Harare's secretary for Provincial Affairs and Devolution Tafadzwa Muguti is facing a three-year jail term for defying a High Court order barring him from demolishing people's properties in Chitungwiza.

[The Herald] ZESA Holdings has embarked on a stakeholder engagement exercise to enhance power supply and distribution across the country.

[The Herald] PENSIONERS have started receiving US$100 payouts as dividends from the Kuvimba Mining House investment.

[The Herald] Investigations Editor