South Africa wins Rugby World Cup final, secures fourth title
In a thrilling and nerve-wracking encounter, South Africa secured their fourth Rugby World Cup title with a narrow 12-11 victory over New Zealand.
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Mnangagwa stirs controversy, appoints General Sibanda to Zanu PF politburo
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed the Commander of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, General Philip Valerio Sibanda, as an ex officio member of the Zanu PF politburo.
Rainbow Tourism records half-year occupancy rate amid revenue growth
Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG) focus will be on maintaining and enhancing profit margins through diligent cost management and the adoption of innovative business models.
Zimbabwe to launch new robust Industrial Development Policy for 2024-2030
The Zimbabwean government is in the process of reviewing the Zimbabwe National Industrial Development Policy (ZNIDP), with the new policy set to run from next year to 2030.
Former model Marry Mubaiwa hires new lawyer in ongoing trial
The ongoing trial of Marry Mubaiwa, a former model facing multiple charges, has taken a new turn as she hired Harrison Nkomo as her new lawyer.
Zimbabwe claims loss of $150 billion due to sanctions
Zimbabwe's Vice President, Constantino Chiwenga, has declared that the nation has lost a potential economic gain of $150 billion over the past two decades due to Western-imposed sanctions.
Chamisa vows CCC will boycott by-elections after illegal recalls
The leader of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), Nelson Chamisa, has declared that his party will boycott the upcoming by-elections in December 2023, calling them a "Muppet Show."
NRZ to address revenue loss, poor road network maintenance
Newly appointed NRZ board chairman, Mike Madiro has suggested that the railways company may be incurring substantial financial losses due to the reliance on road transportation.
Malema calls unpopular Zanu PF a criminal syndicate
South African opposition leader Julius Malema did not mince words on Wednesday when he described Zimbabwe's ruling party, Zanu PF, as a "criminal syndicate."
Zimbabwe power crisis extended as Hwange station faces rehab delays
Ongoing power outages in Zimbabwe could persist until late November as ZESA blames technical faults at Hwange Power Station where a new 300 MW power generator is also undergoing 30-day maintenance.