'UK Bill torments Zimbabwe'

BOLD moves by the British Parliament to enact legislation shutting African wildlife trophies out of that market have shaken Zimbabwean authorities, as fears mount that the country's major tourism plan...

Another Covid-19 bummer for tourism

The future of the tourism industry has become increasingly uncertain in the wake of massive booking cancellations and travel restrictions prompted by the emergence of a new coronavirus strain, Omicron...

Zimbabwe to maintain must-visit international hunting destination status

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic's disruptive waves that continue to result in international travel bans, the Safari Operators Association of Zimbabwe (SOAZ) plans to mount a 2022 vigorous campaign, in o...

Dodgy North Korean envoy still holed up in Harare

LOCAL wildlife conservationists are still watching the movements of North Korea's representative in Harare, Kim Chung Su, amid growing worries about his alleged involvement in poaching syndicates in t...

Hunters hit back on international condemnation over Cecil killing

Hunters in Zimbabwe have hit back at the international community who attacked them over the killing of the lion Cecil in Hwange.Bucking against international outrage over the killing of Cecil...

Zimbabwe hunting revenue decline by 30%

Zimbabwe recorded a 30% decline in revenue from sport hunting since the United States banned all ivory and elephant trophies from Zimbabwe last April, an official said at the end of last month....

Safari Operators Urged To Penetrate German Market

Safari operators in Zimbabwe should try to penetrate the German market, which has been showing interest in local products and comparing potentials here with traditional focus Namibia, says Safari Oper...