THE Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has criticised the country's cartels and tendepreneurs for destroying the economy and leaving nothing for honest workers to survive on.

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Spread This News BBC A Kenyan member of parliament has been shot dead in the streets of the capital Nairobi by gunmen on a ...

Sam Cook is in line to make a long-awaited Test debut against Zimbabwe in three weeks’ time after receiving his first England ...

Yabara, revisits the intensifying American influence in Africa, spanning energy and mining projects. Meanwhile, the European ...

No one can deny that Zimbabwe has become synonymous with corruption.This morning, I woke up to deeply disturbing news reports ...

Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) chairman Trevor Ncube has expanded his footprint beyond media with the launch of Trevor & ...

The latest in the Analogue Africa series, 'Roots Rocking Zimbabwe', chronicles some of Harare's greatest rock, funk, and R&B sounds from 1975 to 1980.

A 37-year-old kombi driver from Chitungwiza is currently on the Zimbabwe Republic Police's (ZRP) wanted list after disappearing following a reckless driving incident last year. In a separate incident ...

An apiarist shares his tips for budding beekeepers who are just starting out, just in time for World Bee Day (May 20) ...

The BBC will show highlights of England cricket internationals and live coverage of The Hundred for the next four years.

Critics argue that Zimbabwe’s leaders, clinging to patriarchal and authoritarian tendencies, view feminist development as a ...