Zimbabwe News

Africa's Carriers Carrier, WIOCC, believes there is a lot of broadband potential but urged players to share infrastructure so that they offer better services.

Zimbabwean businesses should support local industries by buying local products instead of imports, a leading fast food chain operator has said.

Teachers won't have any reason to underperform when they realise that government is taking them seriously, says Ace Moloi .

GOVERNMENT is mooting a policy that forces telecommunication firms to share infrastructure in far reaching reforms set to remove the duplication in investments by operators.

By MESFIN FEKADU AP Music Writer They battle it out weekly on the Billboard charts, and now they're competing at the Billboard Music Awards.

As Zimbabwe approaches elections this year a human rights lawyer has vowed never to give up -- even after her own arrest.

A lecturer at a government university in Zimbabwe has been jailed for three months for labelling veteran President Robert Mugabe "a rotten old donkey," in the latest such case, lawyers say.

A lecturer at a government university in Zimbabwe has been jailed for three months for labelling veteran President Robert Mugabe "a rotten old donkey," in the latest such case, lawyers said on Saturday.

The District Development Fund has started repairing access and feeder roads across the country in preparation for harmonised elections expected next month.

Zimbabwe's prime minister says he is ready to win the presidency in upcoming elections and return the nation to the world community after years of isolation.

An Uzbekistan national living in Idaho has been arrested on federal charges that he gave support, cash and other resources to help a recognized terrorist group in his home country plan a terrorist attack.

Zimbabwe's prime minister says he is poised to win the presidency in upcoming elections and return the nation to the world community after years of isolation.

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Zimbabwean journalists are no strangers to harassment, but as fresh presidential elections near, there is a gloomy sense the media is being thrust back into the firing line.

Despite an official freeze on the hiring of public servants, Zimbabwe's police, army and intelligence services have commenced a secret recruitment exercise that is raising eyebrows as the country prepares for elections.

Young Darling's world in Zimbabwe is a ravaged one, but her life there is rich despite the deprivation in We Need New Names .

The Zimbabwean authorities are fighting to protect old farmhouses in order to preserve the country's colonial heritage - something that might come as a surprise given President Robert Mugabe's anti-Western rhetoric and the eviction of most of the country's white farmers.

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - When international icon and former political prisoner Nelson Mandela was elected president of South Africa in 1994, it marked a watershed moment for the former minority-ruled country.

There is potential for confusion in the forthcoming polls as 29 separate parties are set to contest, in a process that is currently marred by political bickering over funding and choosing the date for the election.

HARARE, Zimbabwe -- Friends and family members of a man who by all accounts had passed away were caught by surprise recently when he sprung to life and sat up in his coffin during the funeral, witnesses said.