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On the northern side of Harare, between a golf course, wedding venues and a growing middle-class neighbourhood, is Pomona, the city’s primary landfill site. This site has become the ground…

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa today said Africa must pursue, project and defend its interests at the climate summit in Egypt in November arguing that its development options must never be…

Zimbabwe cannot pay its civil servants salary increases to meet the poverty datum line because this will fuel inflation, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube told the Senate last week. Ncube said…

A few days ago, a friend who works for the government invited me to attend the launch of “Brand Zimbabwe” in Harare. What was this about? At the entrance, I…

Zimbabwe opposition leaders have called on the government to quit the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) so that it can benefit from…

Huayou Cobalt, the Shanghai-listed metals company which bought Arcadia lithium mine last year, expects to complete the construction of a processing plant by year-end and deliver its first output in…

Zimbabwe has warned non-governmental organisations that deviate from their mandate and politicise their aid that it will not hesitate to delist them. The warning was issued yesterday by the Deputy…

The Ministry of Education has engaged the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission to deal with schools that are insisting on payment of fees in UNited States dollars as this is illegal. Primary…

The World Health Organisation said it’s concerned about an ongoing measles outbreak in Zimbabwe, where the disease is spreading rapidly. “It’s the first in many years at this scale and…

In recent weeks, South African public discourse has been focused on concerns about alleged Chinese influence in the country’s media landscape. However, these conversations have tended to overlook the already…