By Kudzaishe Chimonera Government’s ban on the export of unprocessed lithium has been welcomed by environmental advocates, who say the policy could transform the country from a raw mineral exporter into a key player in global battery production — if properly enforced. The Zimbabwe Environmental Law Organization
By staff reporter A bogus Zimbabwe Republic Police officer has appeared in court on allegations of teaming up with a former manager at Real Star security to kidnap an unsuspecting victim, demanding to know about how the security company provides security to its top management and
By Kudzaishe Chimonera Zimbabwe has formally established diplomatic relations with the Solomon Islands, a move officials say strengthens Harare’s international engagement and bolsters its campaign for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for the 2027–2028 term. The agreement was signed in Honiara during a
By Kudzaishe Chimonera Zimbabwe will join the global community on tomorrow in commemorating World Wildlife Day alongside Africa Environment Day with a joint national event scheduled for the ZimParks Gardens. In a statement, the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife said the commemorations are intended to celebrate
Witnesses said the situation deteriorated when security guards moved to contain the swelling crowd outside the entrance.
Local anti-corruption watchdog, Transparency International Zimbabwe (TI-Z) has raised concerns over proposed amendments to Zimbabwe’s public procurement law, warning that some provisions in the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets (PPDPA) Amendment Bill, 2025 could increase corruption risks despite introducing positive reforms. In an analysis
The two formalised the agreement over the weekend, with Mudimu expected to assume his new role immediately.
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