Zimbabwe women stun Zambia in CAVB Zone VI dress rehearsal

Nyengeterai Guyo, Zimbabwe women’s opposite hitter, said the fightback gave the team belief ahead of the rematch for gold and a step closer to Los Angeles 2028.
By Austin Karonga 44m ago

Xenophobia: ‘Zim, SA friendship should not prevent honest conversations’

Political observers note that Harare has previously spoken out when Zimbabweans were involved in major tragedies in South Africa, including road accidents that claimed dozens of lives.
By Staff Reporter 44m ago

AAT hospitality group announces its recent senior appointments

It comprises of Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, Victoria Falls Safari Club, Victoria Falls Safari Suites, Lokuthula Lodges, Victoria Falls Safari Spa, and The Boma — Dinner Drum Show.
By Staff Writer 22h ago

Why are SA business leaders silent on Xenophobia?

Now is the time for South African business leaders to take a clear stand against xenophobia before the economic and social collapse become even greater.
By Jacob Mutisi 23h ago

Rebuilding migration governance in SA

The operationalisation of the Border Management Authority (BMA) has improved institutional coherence at ports of entry, yet it has also clarified a deeper structural constraint.
By John Laisani Jun. 12, 2026

Leaders must unite to stop attacks on migrants in SA

First, the South African government must reaffirm its duty to protect everyone on its soil and ensure that law enforcement and the judiciary hold perpetrators accountable.
By Southern Eye Jun. 12, 2026

Zimbabwe seeking US$150m AfDB loan to tackle debt default

In April, Ncube indicated that the authorities are having discussions with nations including the UK, Japan and Germany to raise US$2.5 billion.
By Bloomberg News Jun. 11, 2026

Broos warns: Losing opener would put Bafana in difficult position

Broos, who has had his squad in camp for 10 days to acclimatise to the altitude of their opening venue, spoke with quiet confidence ahead of Bafana Bafana's
By Kudakwashe Gahadzikwa Jun. 11, 2026

Govt debt time bomb exposed

These include rising debt-servicing costs, a growing reliance on domestic borrowing and a public wage bill that continues to absorb a significant share of State resources.
By Freeman Makopa Jun. 10, 2026