Tanzanian man arrested over US$1 million crystal meth

Lesley Chikudo, [email protected] A Tanzanian national who allegedly attempted to smuggle crystal meth worth nearly US$1 million into Zimbabwe has appeared in court on charges of possessing specially restricted substances.…

Dynamos end goal drought

Shadreck Nyahwa made history yesterday, becoming the first Dynamos player to score a league goal this season in their hard-fought 1-0 victory over champions Simba Bhora at Rufaro.

Lupane State University students gift essentials to Mpofu Primary

Michelle Moyo, [email protected] DRIVEN by a profound desire to enact positive change within their community, the Lupane Adventist Students Association (LASA), a dynamic student organisation at Lupane State University (LSU),…

Tigere REIT reports strong revenue growth

Business Writer TIGERE, Zimbabwe’s first listed Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), has witnessed commendable revenue growth for 2024 in an economy the company describes as characterised by tight monetary and…

Economists hail tight monetary policy effect on stability

ECONOMISTS have applauded the Government’s tight monetary policy stance, saying that it has subdued inflation and anchored exchange rate stability.

Quds Day: Iran’s global mobilisation for Palestinian freedom

Gibson Nyikadzino, Zimpapers Politics Hub FRIDAY, March 28 was this year commemorated as the International Quds Day. It is a day that falls on the last Friday of the Ramadan…

Mutizwa haunts Kaizer Chiefs

FORMER Zimbabwe international, Knox Mutizwa haunted struggling Kaizer Chiefs again, providing an assist for the opener and grabbing the winner in a 2-1 victory for Golden Arrows in a South African Premiership match at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

US economy grew 2,4pc last quarter

The US economy expanded at a faster pace in the fourth quarter than previously estimated amid a robust increase in corporate profits.

Fairways to the Future: ZGA Eyes 2025 After a Strong Start to the Year

Brandon Moyo, Sports Reporter THE year 2025 has started off excellently for Zimbabwean golf, with golfers performing well both on the local and international stages. On the local circuit, the…

South Africa concerned over ‘insufficient’ strategic oil stocks

South African lawmakers said they’re concerned about “insufficient” strategic oil stockpiles after visiting a government-owned crude-storage hub.

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