Browsing: Zimbabwe

In the history of mining in Zimbabwe, Kamandama disaster remains the deadliest. On June 6, 1972, four hundred and twenty seven mine workers perished at the…

Hundreds of Zimbabweans on Wednesday protested a shortage of COVID-19 vaccines as the country awaits more doses from China. The government wants to inoculate at least…

Kenya’s inflation recorded a slight increase in May. It increased from 5.76% in April to 5.87% in May 2021 following a hike in the cost of…

The Government of Zimbabwe has kickstarted the Africa Day Feeding Programme in schools throughout the country. Ministry Provincial Education Director, Philemon Musakanya said during a launch…

The Mines and Minerals Act permits government to repossess unused mining concessions to prevent speculative holding of valuable assets

Zimbabwe’s High Court has forced the country’s Chief Justice to retire, ruling that an extension of his term by the President is illegal. The ruling is…

Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem is one of Islam’s holiest sites. REUTERS/Ammar Awad Carlo Aldrovandi, Trinity College Dublin The recent violence at the al-Aqsa mosque/Temple Mount area…

Tashinga Nyasha Masimire, the 33-year-old man arrested for allegedly attempting to smuggle 23 pieces of gold worth R11 million into South Africa from Zimbabwe, has been…

President of Zimbabwe Emmerson Mnangagwa has declared that Zimbabwe co-owns the US$ 260million Kazungula Bridge together with Zambia and Botswana. Intentions to construct the road and…

South Africa’s resource exploration firm, Tharisa Mine has confirmed its acquisition of all the shares in Zimbabwe’s Salene Chrome, in a transaction valued at US$3 million.…