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The cashier politely waved my debit card away. “No cards.” My 10 euro bill for a currywurst, pommes frites and a Coke had to be settled in cash. Hamburg, one…

The way the government is dealing with Gukurahundi, the 1980s massacres which left about 20 000 people in Matebeleland and the Midlands dead, is like someone who  puts elastoplast on…

The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front factions in Bulawayo reportedly clashed at the party’s Davies Hall in Bulawayo yesterday with one faction accusing the provincial leadership of backing under fire…

Zimbabwe is an extremely divided nation, so divided that one woman, a very young woman, said that the war “between amaShona lamaNdebele can only be described in this manner yikulwa…

News came out on Wednesday that Zimbabwe signed a  deal with Australia’s Kelltech Ltd for the construction of a platinum refinery at a cost of $200 million. This comes on…

Several media outlets are now questioning a story about a Zimbabwean pastor who was allegedly eaten by crocodiles while trying to walk on water like Jesus. The story, that went…

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) total market turnover trebled to $6.9 million this week from $2.23 million recorded in the previous week, driven by high demand in Econet shares. Econet…

The news media is usually one of first casualties of bungled or contested elections. From the recent US elections, the UK’s Brexit vote to Zambia’s controversial 2016 presidential elections, the…

Gukurahundi, the massacres of the 1980s which left between 10 000 and 20 000 people in Matebeleland and Midlands dead or missing, has reared its ugly head again this time…

Zimbabwe says it could repossess unused mining claims from large companies and redistribute them to small-scale miners in a bid to increase mineral output.  Mining plays a critical role in…