74 Zimbabweans flee South Africa after three foreigners killed in Mossel Bay
By a Correspondent
A total of 74 Zimbabweans have returned home after deadly anti-foreigner violence in Mossel Bay, South Africa, left three people dead and...
Police accounts for 20,000 pirate taxis in Harare, vows crackdown will continue
By a Correspondent
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) says it will maintain its nationwide crackdown on illegal pirate taxis, commonly known as mshika-mshika, and vehicles...
Elephant boom creates conservation challenge for Zimbabwe
By a Correspondent
Zimbabwe's elephant population has grown to more than 85,000—almost double the country's ecological carrying capacity—posing an increasing conservation challenge that requires urgent...
Nigeria seeks compensation from South Africa for returnees’ abandoned businesses and assets
By a Correspondent
The Nigerian government has instructed citizens returning from South Africa under its voluntary evacuation programme to document businesses, vehicles and other assets...
From liberation hero to merchant of division: How Jacob Zuma is squandering the last remnants of his legacy
By Gabriel Manyati
History has an uncanny ability to forgive flawed leaders. Time softens rough edges, turns villains into complicated figures and occasionally elevates disgraced...
