Russian President Vladimir Putin has confirmed that despite the sanctions imposed by Western nations following Russia's offensive in Ukraine, the country will continue to export grain next year.
The European Union (EU) has announced a significant financial contribution of €113 million (approximately US$120 million) to support the rehabilitation of the Kariba Dam in Zimbabwe.
The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) Normalisation Committee has launched an investigation into serious allegations of sexual misconduct within the camp of the Mighty Warriors.
ZIFA has stunned football fans by abruptly cancelling the international friendly match scheduled between Zimbabwe and Botswana, leaving many puzzled about the circumstances behind the decision.
In the midst of escalating violence in the region, Israel announced on Tuesday that it had recaptured Gaza's border areas from Hamas.
South Africa's population reached 62 million people in 2022, marking a significant increase from 51.8 million in 2011, according to data from the country's statistics agency released on Tuesday.
In a dramatic scene, anti-riot police stormed the Zimbabwean Parliament, resulting in several MPs being injured, as they forcibly removed CCC (Citizens Coalition for Change) legislators who were defying an order to vacate the house issued by National Assembly Speaker, Jacob Mudenda.
The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is considering the possibility of withdrawing its Members of Parliament (MPs) and Senators from the Zimbabwean parliament after 15 lawmakers were recalled.
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), leader Nelson Chamisa, has renewed his plea for the release of fellow party executive and lawyer Job Sikhala from Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison amid reports of his deteriorating health.
The Zimbabwean women's national football team, the Mighty Warriors, are making their presence felt in the ongoing COSAFA Women's Championship, securing their second consecutive victory in a match against Namibia.