The Chinese Embassy in Zimbabwe has urged its nationals and businesses operating in the country to conduct “thorough due diligence” and strengthen security measures following a recent shooting incident in Mutoko that left one person dead, sparking widespread public outrage. In a statement, the Embassy called
A Chinese man living in Harare has been sentenced to 18 years in prison after being convicted of illegally dealing in rhino horns and ivory. Harare Magistrates’ Court found 57-year-old Cong Yanzhong guilty on two counts of unlawful wildlife trade following his arrest in July. Detectives received
By Judith Nyuke Ten Chinese nationals appeared in Harare Magistrates Court on charges of unlawful possession of dangerous drugs after they were arrested at a party in Newlands, Harare, where they were found with cocaine. They appeared before Harare magistrate Tapiwa Kuhudzai who remanded them in custody. The
By Anyway Yotamu The Chinese government has donated 3,000 metric tonnes of rice and wheat to Zimbabwe, boosting humanitarian relief efforts aimed at supporting vulnerable communities affected by one of the worst climate-induced droughts in the region's recent history. The consignment, comprising 1,500 tonnes of rice and
By Judith Nyuke A 40-year-old Chinese national appeared in court on Thursday, accused of swindling a local businessman out of $322,381 by falsely claiming he could acquire chrome, antimony, and copper, and secure an export license on the businessman's behalf. Xiang Jun, 40, appeared before Harare Regional
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has apprehended Zhao Jiaotong, a Chinese national in connection with a large-scale fraud case involving the notorious E-Creator pyramid scheme. Numerous unsuspecting Zimbabweans fell victim to the scheme, losing thousands of dollars in the process. In a statement, the ZRP confirmed the arrest
A Chinese company mining black granite in Mutoko, Jinding Mining Zimbabwe has claimed that it has compensated two families displaced by its operations. There were report that Jinding Mining Zimbabwe only paid two families a paltry US$2500 as compensation after relocation from their land. However, in a
Finance and Economic Development Minister, Mthuli Ncube is yet to provide a detailed chronology of bilateral support initiatives with actual monetary values the government of Zimbabwe received from China this year following a wide variance between the figures he provided during the 2020 National Budget
Zimbabwe’s wildlife protection unity is set to receive equipment worth US$2 million from the Chinese government that will be channeled towards wildlife management. The equipment will be used to control illegal hunting and poaching in the country. The donation follows a state visit by President Mugabe to China.
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