[GroundUp] Trucks, elephants, donkeys and humans cross the Limpopo River freely

[263Chat] Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Deputy Governor Dr Innocent Matshe has assured businesses and the public that Zimbabwe's transition towards a mono-currency system will be gradual and market-driven, ruling out any rushed move to abandon the m...

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[263Chat] Zimbabwe has launched a US$14.33 million pandemic preparedness project aimed at improving early disease detection, laboratory capacity and emergency response as the country seeks to strengthen its defences against future health threats.

[263Chat] The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has warned that all motorists, including drivers of government vehicles will be subject to enforcement under the Electronic Traffic Management System as authorities step up efforts to curb reckless driving...

American rapper Rick Ross will no longer face a felony battery charge in connection with an alleged domestic violence incident at his Miami Beach residence, although prosecutors are proceeding with a lesser criminal charge. The 50-year-old musician, ...

American R&B stars Usher and Chris Brown have made Billboard touring history after their joint stadium tour generated US$77.4 million in September, becoming the first co-headlining act to top the publication’s monthly Top Tours chart. The m...

American reality television star and businesswoman Kim Kardashian was allegedly threatened at gunpoint by a police officer during a 2018 visit to Uganda with her then-husband Kanye West, according to claims contained in a newly published biography. T...

JOHANNESBURG – African governments are facing renewed pressure to balance debt repayments with economic development as borrowing from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) continues to expose financially vulnerable countries to tighter fiscal condi...

JOHANNESBURG – South Africa faces a crucial decision from Washington on November 2 over its continued participation in a preferential trade programme that has supported billions of dollars in exports, with economists warning that exclusion could th...