SA unrest further dampens transporters operations

CROSS-border transporters in Zimbabwe say the sector, which has been subdued due to the Covid-19 pandemic, has been dealt another blow as a result of violence and looting in South Africa that is affec...

Cross-border donkey rustlers on the prowl

To new arrivals, "Dip 27" is no different from any other rural service centre in Madabe communal lands south of Plumtree in Zimbabwe.Yet locals know that the daytime semblance of law-abiding p...

'South Africa government behind xenophobic attacks'

The current wave of xenophobic attacks happening in South Africa is initiated and sponsored by the South Africa government the Economic Freedom Fighters Spokesperson Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi has alleged. ...

3 die in fresh SA xenophobic attacks after Ramaphisa threat

SUSPECTED fresh xenophobic attacks in South Africa have resurfaced in some parts of Limpopo province and Durban in KwaZulu Natal, leaving three people dead and several houses burnt to ashes. T...

7 die, 40 injured in accidents

SEVEN Zimbabweans died yesterday in three separate accidents in Musina, South Africa and in Bulawayo as the country continues to witness a spate of road accidents that have claimed the lives of nearly...

Business as usual at Beitbridge Border Post

It was business as usual at Beitbridge Border Post yesterday after Western-sponsored pressure groups who intended to block the South African side of the border to force the Government of Zimbabwe to a...

China City Mall for Bulawayo

BULAWAYO City Council is engaged in marathon discussions with its sister city of Polokwane in South Africa to establish a China City in Bulawayo similar to that which was constructed in the neighbouri...

Ken Sharpe, a case of downtrodden grace

Recently, I penned an article called "Whose mandate is development?" Whilst this posed as a question cast in everyone’s pond, it meant to be a ratiocination for constructive debate a...