Strive Masiyiwa returned to Zimbabwe after studying engineering in the United Kingdom, beginning his career at the state-owned telecom company before launching Econet Wireless Zimbabwe in 1998 – fighting off fierce opposition from Robert Mugabe’s …
An elderly war veteran who addresses his supporters on social media wearing a military uniform has become a symbol of resistance to Zimbabwe's authoritarian regime as the political opposition lies in tatters. Blessed Geza, also known as "Bombshell …
Former Super Eagles striker, Victor Ikpeba, has singled out four players for their standout performances during Nigeria’s disappointing 1-1 draw against Zimbabwe in Uyo. Despite the result leaving the national team in a precarious position in the World Cup …
Zimbabwe’s export earnings fell significantly in February 2025, dropping by 21.4% from US$652 million in January to US$512.6 million. The decline was driven by sharp reductions in revenues from key commodities, including gold, tobacco, diamonds, and …
HARARE – Former Zanu-PF Central Committee member and war veteran Blessed Geza has publicly accused prominent businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei of destabilising the Seventh-Day Adventist (SDA) Church in Zimbabwe and harboring clandestine political ambitions. …
Mbulelo Mpofu, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub The Embassy of Switzerland in Zimbabwe has launched an artistic initiative aimed at celebrating the country’s rich cultural heritage while promoting sustainability. The latest expression of this …
Pastor Gerald Dzawo has built schools in Africa, his home country, through his work with the mission organization Youth World Africa. Known affectionately as Pastor G, he couldn’t understand why, after the schools were built, outfitted with materials and …
A liquidity crunch in Zimbabwe is deepening the economy’s embrace of the US dollar and undermining the bullion-backed currency introduced by the government almost a year ago. The ZiG, short for Zimbabwe Gold, which began trading on April 8, is the southern …
By Alois Vinga A cautionary statement issued under the guidance of OK Zimbabwe management still blames the giant retailer’s problems on the tough economic environment. Last month, the retailer fired its management team led by Max Karombo and recalled …
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