[New Zimbabwe] Four Zimbabwean referees have been selected to officiate during the upcoming 2026 World Cup Qualifiers in September.

[263Chat] Former cabinet minister and ZANU-PF stalwart Webster Shamhu reignited memories of his infamous "Cremora" praise singing on Thursday when he delivered effusive tributes to President Emmerson Mnangagwa's recently ended Southern African Develo...

[263Chat] The Ministry of Health and Child Care has agreed on new strategies with its partners to strengthen the procurement, storage and distribution of essential medicines in a bid to end chronic shortages at public hospitals.

[263Chat] FIFA President Gianni Infantino has paid tribute to former Warriors striker Tendai Ndoro who passed away this week describing him as a legend whose influence on African football will not be forgotten.

[263Chat] Parliament is set to debate a landmark motion recognising unpaid care and domestic work (UCDW), following sustained lobbying by the Women's Academy for Leadership and Political Excellence (WALPE) and its partners.

Businesspeople from the Russian Federation’s automotive industry are interested in investing in the establishment of a Kamaz truck assembly plant in Mozambique. The idea aims to boost the historic bilateral cooperation between the two countries, as...

South Africa’s maize industry is export-oriented. Over the past five years, the country has exported roughly three million tonnes of maize each year. One of its largest markets is Zimbabwe, typically accounting for about 18% of annual exports. But ...

THE value of Zimbabwe’s steel exports shot up by 1 427 percent to 172 000 tonnes in the eight months to August, while the value surged by 1 913 percent to US$50 million. Overall, the export volumes for Zimbabwe’s minerals increased by 13 percent ...

Tanganda Tea Company posted improved third-quarter financial results, with export sales cushioning the group from some persistent domestic pressures. In its latest trading update, the listed beverage products maker and agriculture group reported that...

JOHANNESBURG (AP) — A court in South Africa has denied a legal bid by the family of former Zambian president Edgar Lungu to appeal a ruling that he must be buried in his own country. Lungu, who served as the leader of Zambia fro...