Category: Entertainment

HARARE-- Zimbabwe has invited bids for the state-owned airline as President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government pushes ahead with a drive to privatise and end state funding to loss-making firms, Air Zimbabwe's administrator said.Air Zimbabwe, which owes fo...

Hundreds of teachers staged a one-day strike Friday in Zimbabwe's capital of Harare, demanding to be paid in U.S. dollars, the most desired form of currency in the economically struggling country.Raymond Majongwe, the secretary general of the Progressi...

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa said Thursday that an Australian company had discovered oil deposits on Zimbabwe's border with Mozambique. Economists, however, said It was far too early for the fuel-challenged country to start popping champagne...

Speakers overwhelmingly called on the United States to end its economic, commercial and financial embargo against Cuba as the General Assembly began its annual debate on the issue amid demands for the cessation of unilateral coercive measures.Throughou...

A new report says African nations are failing to create enough jobs for a booming young population even as some countries have seen strong economic growth.The latest Ibrahim Index of African Governance sounds a warning for a continent where the sub-Sah...

A new documentary on massacres by Zimbabwe's military has led to harsh exchanges as the 1980s killings challenge a new president who preaches unity but refuses to apologize for his alleged role in one of the country's deepest wounds.The screening in th...

Dark, dirty and slow, Zimbabwe's trains, like much else in the impoverished southern African country, have seen better days.Once the preferred mode of transport for most Zimbabweans, the state-run rail service mirrors the decline in the country's econo...