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Govt digs in on lithium sulphate directive
Oliver Kazunga Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE’S lithium producers have until January 2027 to establish lithium sulphate plants, with Government making compliance a condition for advancing to the next stage of processing…
CBZ to raise, list US$600m infrastructure bond
Nelson Gahadza Senior Business Reporter CBZ Holdings plans to raise and list a US$600 million bond on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange, targeting international and regional investors to mobilise long-term…
Vic Falls hosts major African solar meeting
Bulawayo Bureau PRESIDENT Mnangagwa and First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa are expected to attend the official opening of the 8th International Solar Alliance Regional Africa Committee Meeting in Victoria Falls tomorrow.…
‘Let’s do more business with Tanzania’
Edward Zvemisha Herald Reporter ZIMBABWE and Tanzania are broadening their bilateral agenda to prioritise economic integration, targeting joint ventures in agriculture, mining, dairy production and human capital development, alongside women’s…
From heartbreak to healing: 9th intake unites loved ones
Blessings Chidakwa Senior Reporter It was a day of tears, but not tears of sorrow. They were tears of joy, relief and gratitude as families who had feared losing their…
REBUILDING STRONGER: When the rivers came for Kruger, the waters took everything
At Letaba, a wall of brown water turned an orderly camp into an evacuation zone. At Pafuri, the river tore the ground away. Four camp leaders remember the cold, the …
ALMOST INTELLIGENT: The AI-human collision — balancing automation and accountability in the new workplace
Tech is transforming human resources processes as well as practitioners’ work scope and risks.
UGLY BUS WARS! . . . Explosives used to attack bus in Chipinge
Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter THE fierce battle for passengers among bus operators in Chipinge has taken a dangerous turn after part of a bus was blown away by explosives in…
3,480KGS OF SAUSAGES, 810KGS OF CHICKEN CUTS, 40KGS OF POLONY SIEZED AS ZIMRA INTERCEPTS SMUGGLED MEAT
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau Three thousand four hundred and eighty kilogrammes of sausage, 810 kilogrammes of chicken cuts and 40 kilogrammes of polony have been seized by ZIMRA. This was…
Brunette shows there is more to her than beauty
Langalihle Mhiti Zimpapers Entertainment Hub BEYOND the glamour, gowns and crowns, the Head-to-Head Challenge at Miss World gives contestants a powerful platform to show what lies beyond physical beauty. It…
SA’s market outdoes rating agencies’ outlook
The SA story ‘looks very positive in our opinion, and a good place to start building portfolios’ – Melville du Plessis from Ninety One.
SOCIAL (IN)SECURITY: Sassa grant reviews strand vulnerable South Africans in systemic chaos
A sweeping grant review process by the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa), aimed at tackling fraud, is leaving some vulnerable South Africans with legitimate claims to social grants stranded …
Peregrine Capital launches Building Conviction, a podcast with leaders of exceptional businesses
Episode one sees OUTsurance Group CEO Marthinus Visser in conversation with Peregrine Capital CEO Jacques Conradie, and traces the insurer’s journey from a single office in 1998 to a multinational …
East Africa: Ethiopia's National Dialogue Lays Foundation for Nation-Building - Participants
[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopia's National Dialogue Conference has laid the groundwork for building a resilient nation and nurturing a generation that embraces dialogue, participants told ENA.
East Africa: Ethiopia's New Assertiveness - Dialogue, Dams and Strategic Partnerships
[ENA] National Dialogue reaches a historic milestone as Ethiopia reasserts its sovereign right to develop the Abay, while diplomacy, security and strategic partnerships reinforce the country's growing regional profile.
Ethiopia: Ethiopia Pushes Tourism As Strategic BRICS Cooperation Area
[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopia has called for stronger BRICS cooperation in tourism, positioning the sector as a strategic driver of economic growth, sustainable development and people-to-people ties.
AFTER THE BELL: Sovereign debt and Citi Golfs — the night our economic engine broke down
While columnist Stephen Grootes is away, the rest of us can cosplay as finance bros. The economics of a reckless night out.
Nigeria: NGO Urges Tinubu to Probe Unresolved Audit Issues At NNRA, TCN
[Leadership] The executive director of Global Integrity Watch (GIW), an independent civil society organisation, Comrade Abraham Temitayo Adewoye, has called on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to direct relevant authorities to …
Nigeria: Troops Rescue 6 Kidnap Victims, Recover N800,000 in Katsina
[Leadership] Troops of the Joint Task Force North West, Operation FANSAN YAMMA, have rescued 6 kidnapped victims and recovered ₦800,000 in Dandume Local Government Area of Katsina State.
Nigeria: Minister Lauds Tinubu As FEC Approves National Library Completion
[Leadership] The Minister of Education, Dr Maruf Tunji Alausa, has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his decisive intervention in the revival of the National Library of Nigeria Headquarters Complex …
Nigeria: NAF Strengthen Presence in Sokoto to Combat Terrorism
[Leadership] The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has strengthened air presence in Sokoto State to support its airpower campaign against terrorism, banditry, kidnapping and other criminal activities across the North-West in …
Body-worn cameras could police the police, but still it’s the officer pressing ‘record’
As a new tool, body-worn cameras can help in building accountability and trust in a police force that has lost the confidence of the public, but the question remains: who …
DA’s Burke defence leaves the party caught between retreat and denial
The facts at the heart of the Kastelo affair remain allegations, not findings – but the DA’s handling of them is no longer a matter of due process. Having defended …
Parliamentary Committees Need Teeth
[Namibian] Several members of parliament have been criss-crossing the country in recent weeks as part of oversight programmes, including questioning town council leaders on how public funds are used.
Cabinet Overreach Can Endanger Good Governance
[Namibian] Cabinet's decision to involve itself in cancelling a N$40 million technology tender initially awarded to a US company could set a dangerous precedent - allowing politicians to meddle in …