It took five days for the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) to act. Five days of barren stands – would have been six had the first Test between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe gone beyond the fourth day. By the time the BCB finally read the room – deciding to open …
Trust Khosa Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub AFRO dancehall singer Nutty O’s “amicable separation” from his manager, Diana Elisha Nheera, has been positively received for its professionalism. After seven years of collaboration, their musical …
Zimbabwe’s central bank is again issuing gold coins it scrapped ten months ago, a step it took to ramp up the bullion stockpile used to back up the local currency, the ZiG. Minting of the so-called “Mosi-Oa-Tunya” 22-carat coins, named after the iconic …
Zimbabwe’s central bank has resumed the issuance of gold coins, a move it had suspended 10 months ago. The decision aims to bolster the bullion reserves backing the local currency, the ZiG, which has been under pressure due to policy missteps, according to …
Zimbabwe lost 7-40 at the end of day one after making a strong start to the second Test Left-arm spinner Taijul Islam has claimed 5-60 to put Bangladesh in control against Zimbabwe on the first day of the second Test. Sean Williams and Nick Welch batted …
ZIMBABWE CRICKET is, at long last, offering its supporters a genuine cause for celebration. The hard fought victory in the first Test against Bangladesh, followed by yesterday’s resilient performance in the second Test reaching the close of play at 227…
Second-hand clothing has been identified as a major factor in the bed bug infestation currently afflicting residents of Harare, in Zimbabwe amid fears that the problem could spread across the city if the municipal authorities fail to implement effective …
Another Top General Who Helped Mnangagwa Oust Mugabe Dies — Mystery Deepens Around Zimbabwe’s Military Purges Harare, Zimbabwe — April 28, 2025 By Farai D Hove | ZimEye | In another blow to Zimbabwe’s military establishment, Air Vice Marshal (Retired) …
Conditions For Growing Mbanje In Zimbabwe… By A Correspondent Zimbabwe’s government has introduced tough regulations and high financial barriers for those seeking to cultivate cannabis—commonly known as “mbanje”—for medicinal or scientific purposes. …
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