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High Court reinstates expelled MSU students

THE Zimbabwe National Students Union (Zinasu) has won a High Court challenge against the Midlands State University (MSU).

By Brent Shamu 13h ago

High Court reinstates expelled MSU students

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‘Outstanding retention funds tied to govt, not RBZ’

In the past week, mining firms in Zimbabwe’s platinum sector reported that significant sums were owed to them, and attributed to the RBZ.

By Staff Writer Mar. 13, 2026

‘Outstanding retention funds tied to govt, not RBZ’

How the Iran war just boosted Beijing’s hopes of reunification with Taiwan

Both high and low end Iranian missiles and drones are getting through and hitting their targets all throughout the theatre against some of the most potent air defence systems in the world.

By Ignatius Tsuro Mar. 12, 2026

How the Iran war just boosted Beijing’s hopes of reunification with Taiwan

MSU churns out 96 000 graduates since 2004: Shava

“This rich diversity reflects the university's strong commitment to internationalisation — a hallmark of any credible and respected higher education institution,” said Shava.

By Sharon Zebra Mar. 11, 2026

MSU churns out 96 000 graduates since 2004: Shava

Africa’s crossroads between America first and Chinese engagement

On the surface, bilateral health cooperation represents a seemingly laudable response to the daunting burdens facing health systems across Africa.

By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa Mar. 10, 2026

Africa’s crossroads between America first and Chinese engagement

ED will not leave power: Vendors4 ED

THE Patriotic Vendors for Economic Development (Vendors4ED) has pledged to ensure that President Emmerson Mnangagwa remains in power beyond 2028

By Silas Nkala Mar. 10, 2026

The Hills driving range makes triumphant return

THE Hills Luxury Golf Estate's driving range opened exclusively to platinum members on Friday, marking the first step in reviving one of Zimbabwe’s most iconic golf courses.

By Sports Reporter Mar. 9, 2026

The Hills driving range makes triumphant return

Africa’s most aggressive policy rate, and what it means for Zim markets

Across Zimbabwe’s formal productive sector, the 35% policy rate has cascaded into extremely high lending costs.

By Blessing Kanyemba Mar. 6, 2026

Africa’s most aggressive policy rate, and what it means for Zim markets

RBZ says liquidity, policy consistency key to credibility

As a consequence of the limited liquidity, firms are struggling to secure borrowings from local financial institutions to address their capital needs.

By Blessed Ndlovu and Concilia Mupezeni Mar. 6, 2026