Botswana truckers stage nationwide shutdown over foreign drivers
By a Correspondent
Gaborone: Truck drivers across Botswana launched a nationwide shutdown on Friday, disrupting road transport as they protested against what they say is...
The Levy family feud exposes the fragile legacy of Zimbabwe’s business dynasties
By Gabriel Manyati
In the leafy suburb of Borrowdale, where cobbled lanes and clock towers still evoke an English market town, a bitter family battle...
The untouchables and the poisoning of a nation: Why Zimbabwe’s drug crisis demands transparency, not whispered allegations
By Reason Wafawarova
There are moments when a nation must stop pretending not to notice what everyone can already see.
Zimbabwe has reached one of those...
Migrant exodus leaves South African clothing factories struggling as labour shortages bite
By Business Reporter
South Africa's clothing manufacturing industry is facing mounting disruption after thousands of migrant workers fled the country following recent anti-immigrant protests, leaving...
Landmark court challenge on intersex rights jolts government into action
By a Correspondent
The Zimbabwean government has launched a process to review laws affecting intersex people following a landmark court challenge, in a move that...
