HARARE — Zimbabwe’s 2026 Mid-Term Budget and Economic Policy Review is expected to place economic stability, fiscal discipline and structural reforms at the centre of Government policy as authorities seek to consolidate recent gains while positio...

HARARE — Zimbabwe’s insurance sector is facing a widening inclusion gap, with formal insurance uptake declining despite broader gains in financial inclusion through banking and mobile money services, according to analysis of industry data publish...

HARARE — Zimbabwe has begun an extensive legislative reform programme to align the country’s legal framework with the recently enacted Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Act No. 3, setting in motion one of the most significant constitutional ...

NAIROBI — Former Kenyan rugby international and ex-NFL linebacker Daniel Adongo has been deported from the United States after immigration authorities determined that he had overstayed his visa and was convicted of a criminal offence, according to ...

WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump has indicated that he remains open to negotiations with Iran despite months of military confrontation, saying he is willing to hear proposals from Tehran while maintaining that the country must never acquire...

An Intimate Reading of Subsections (1) and (7) of Section 328 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe (2013); This piece is confined to one question, a question of constitutional architecture: do Clauses 3, 5, 10 and 12 of the Bill, which are its key or core...

Air Zimbabwe’s return to London is a welcome national moment. Yet the undisclosed cost of the Plus Ultra agreement, the continued safety restrictions on the national carrier and the legal controversy surrounding its Spanish partner demand more than...

Claiming to ease a fertiliser shortage, the Trump administration has suspended tariffs on Moroccan phosphate imports – deepening US support for Morocco’s control over Sahrawi territory. Facing looming threats of a fertiliser shortage in the Unite...

There was a time when the pulpit in Zimbabwe stood as an unyielding fortress of moral clarity. A sanctuary where truth was declared without fear or favour and where the suffering masses found a voice against tyranny. Today, that sacred ground has bee...

Zimbabwe’s informal economy is often portrayed as a problem of tax avoidance, regulatory weakness or economic disorder. This interpretation is incomplete. The informal sector is, in reality, the largest expression of Zimbabwean entrepreneurial ener...