APA News The Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF) is set to become a permanent institution headquartered in Harare, Zimbabwe, following its formal transition into the newly established Intra-African Trade Fair Company (IATFCO). The move, announced during IATF2025…
By Thandiwe Garusa GENEVA: ZIMBABWE has heightened its call for the removal of sanctions at the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council’s 60th session, saying that the punitive measures have fuelled brain drain, crippling key economic…
By Staff Reporter Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has once again pledged zero tolerance for tender manipulation and corrupt practices, which continue to plague Zimbabwe and undermine service delivery. His latest remarks, delivered Thursday at the Construction…
JN/APA Zambia and Zimbabwe will co-host a landmark regional energy summit in November aimed at fast-tracking investment in southern Africa’s power sector. The Zimbabwe-Zambia Energy Projects Summit (Zim-Zam 2025), scheduled for 26-28 November in Livingstone, will…
By Leopold Munhende PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s decision to reshuffle the Zanu PF Politburo could worsen political conflicts that already exist within the ruling party, political analyst Jealousy Mawarire has said. Mawarire, who was speaking on South…
By Anna Chibamu The government, through the Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF), has injected US$5.3 million to revive Dorowa Mine in a move aimed at boosting local fertiliser production, reducing reliance on imports, and protecting farmers from…
By Garikai Mafirakureva, ZAM Magazine In the past six months, a ZAM team in seven African countries has investigated the Russian recruitment exercise—and why so many young Africans take the chance to go, sometimes even after…
By Staff Reporter President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reshuffled ZANU PF’s politburo, with Secretary General Obert Mpofu emerging as the biggest casualty after being reassigned to the less influential post of Secretary for Information Communication Technology (ICT).…
By Anna Chibamu DESPITE several cases having been reported on human-wildlife conflict resulting in death and injury countrywide over the years, it is sad to note that Zimbabwe still lacks policy on compensation for those affected.…
By James Muonwa THE scourge of insurance fraud poses a serious threat to the economy by undermining trust in financial services institutions, affecting genuine policyholders, the courts have said. The National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ)…