Heroin seized at Zim Border

Common Market for East and Southern Africa secretary general Dr Sindiso Ngwenya is set to attend the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce annual congress to be held in the resort town of Victoria Falls from June 12-14, an official said yesterday.

INCOMING Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe president and Zimplats chief executive Mr Alex Mhembere says constant dialogue with Government is key to maximising the mining industry's contribution to national economic development. Mr Mhembere said this ...

Blessing Ivan Vava, a freelance journalist in Zimbabwe, spent last Friday with music stars in Bulawayo and these are the impressions he made of musicians in the City of Kings. The City of Kings has been known for its strong Ndebele cultural ...

THE Zimbabwe women golf team of Loice Chingono, Batsirai Tilowakuti, Yolanda Mubaiwa and Shamiso Makwara finished fourth at the Regional All-Africa Challenge Trophy at Centurion Country Club in Pretoria, South Africa, at the weekend. Regional ...

ZIMBABWE international striker, Knowledge Musona, survived the dreaded chop when his Germany team TSG Hoffeinheim avoided automatic relegation from the Bundesliga. Musona, who is on loan at Augsburg, also saw the team avoid relegation after ...

ZIMBABWEAN human rights lawyer Ms Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda is one of the six women and the only African who has been accepted as a candidate for the post of director-general of the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of ...

Chamber of Mines rejects proposal for state to control mineral production and prices. ||| The Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe, which represents companies including Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd., rejected a proposal for the state to control mineral ...

In 1999, Zimbabwe's now main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), took to the political scene with widespread domestic and international fanfare. Considered different from previous opposition parties, the MDC championed a new ...

By Susan Njanji, AFPJOHANNESBURG -- As Zimbabwe approaches watershed elections, a renowned lawyer at the forefront of defending human rights activists, vowed never to give up — even after her own arrest earlier this year. Beatrice Mtetwa spoke to ...