[263Chat] Zimbabwe's tobacco auction floors will officially open to buyers on 4 March 2026, with authorities confirming that all farmers have received payments from last season's sales.

[263Chat] Local church leaders have launched a blistering attack on proposed constitutional changes warning that the country risks sliding backwards if controversial amendments extending political power are pushed through without public approval.

[ISS] A constitutional amendment could give Zimbabwe's president at least another two years in office, continuing Africa's growing trend of lawfare.

[Daily News] Zimbabwe -- Zimbabwe has stepped up efforts to secure membership in the BRICS bloc as the Government intensifies diplomatic engagement with the grouping in a bid to expand and diversify international partnerships and strengthen its globa...

[New Zimbabwe] Discover morevehiclewaterWaterZimbabwe's ZiG (ZWG) currency annual inflation rate declined to 3.8% in February 2026, while monthly inflation remained stable at 0.1%, according to the latest data released by the Zimbabwe National Statis...

THE Government has warned individuals and companies illegally subdividing agricultural land that they face stern action. This comes against the backdrop of allegations of the subdivision of six-hectare plots by some A1 beneficiaries into one-hectare ...

HARARE – Former tourism minister Walter Mzembi has been granted US$1,000 bail pending judgement in his corruption trial after failing in at least three previous bail applications. Justice Benjamin Chikowero, who presided over the trial, ordered Mze...

ACCRA, Ghana — Ghana has rejected a proposed health deal with the United States over concerns about data privacy and is now seeking a new agreement, an official said Friday. It was the latest African country to walk away from the deal over similar ...

KWEKWE — South Africa’s ANC succession dynamics appear increasingly entangled with the complex political webs long associated with ZANU-PF in Zimbabwe. It is widely believed that President Cyril Ramaphosa favours his brother-in-law, Patrice Motse...

NEW YORK — Teenagers are more inclined than their elders to get news from nontraditional sources such as social media and influencers, heralding a generational shift in how people seek out information. A national study by the Media Insight Project ...