[allAfrica] Cape Town -Former British Secretary of State for Defence Gavin Williamson has said that reports alleging he wanted to "invade Africa" were leaked to discredit him, writes The Guardian.

[The Herald] Mike (not his real name) lives with his mother in a 3-bedroomed house in Mabelreign. The mother is often away for days attending to her religious calling. A 22-year old bachelor rents a room on Mike's premises.

[The Herald] THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has acquired the latest surveillance equipment to aid officers execute their duties in line with international standards and the modernisation agenda of the organistion. Deputy Commissioner-General Lear...

[The Herald] Zanu -PF says the removal of former president Robert Mugabe in November 2017 was the party's internal project and the opposition MDC was only roped in as a back-up against some ruling party members deciding against the impeachment of the...

[263Chat] In a clear defiance to Zanu PF's press statement issued yesterday, with an understanding of people's guaranteed constitutional rights to protest, particularly section 59, opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has vowed to roll nat...

Zimbabwe has enough foreign currency for businesses to meet their foreign payments if the interbank starts operating efficiently, Secretary for Finance and Economic Development Mr George Guvamatanga has said.

A US$120 million tile manufacturing plant near Norton has gone full steam ahead, barely eight months after management got the nod to set up base locally.

NEWLY-appointed Energy and Power Development Minister Fortune Chasi yesterday took his oath of office before President Mnangagwa at State House and vowed to end fuel hoarding and other corrupt practices.

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has assured the nation that people should not panic over economic reforms which have seen prices of fuel going up since the Government is working on addressing the challenges.

Mozambique has offered to export power to Zimbabwe and Zambia in exchange for further reduced generation at Lake Kariba, to cut down on water released by their hydro power plants, whose discharge is worsening overflow at Cahora Bassa Dam.

In a stinging defeat for Britain, the United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly demanded Wednesday that London cede to Mauritius the British-ruled Chagos Islands, home to an important military base. The Indian Ocean archipelago has been [...]

A RECENT study by a group of South African academics has confirmed the widely held view that Zimbabwe’s former First Lady, Grace Mugabe used her proximity to the most powerful man in the land, at [...]

Skyrocketing fuel prices are adding to the misery of Zimbabweans, already reeling from indefinite rolling power cuts imposed last week. Nelson Masaka has owned a butcher’s shop in Zimbabwe’s capital Harare for 12 years. He [...]

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. says it is lowering its forecasts for global economic growth in 2019 and 2020 as a result of high trade tensions, uncertainty over economic policies and softening business confidence. [...]

The MDC is concerned with how the transport situation has deteriorated over the past few days due to Zanu PF’s incompetency, inconsistency and inability to make the right decisions. by Jacob Mafume A country run through [...]