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UAE accused of arming RSF as mass graves, starvation define Sudan’s war

But a growing body of evidence points to one external actor as the primary enabler of the RSF’s battlefield strategy: the UAE.

By Own Correspondent 4m ago

UAE accused of arming RSF as mass graves, starvation define Sudan’s war

Judicial Service Commission rolls out IECMS awareness campaign

The JSC said the outreach is designed to demystify the new system and ensure that litigants, lawyers and ordinary court users are not left behind in the digital transition.

By Kenneth Nyangani 22h ago

Judicial Service Commission rolls out IECMS awareness campaign

Western diets linked to weak immunity in HIV patients — study

The researchers suggested that people living with HIV, who consume more Western-style diets, may face a higher risk of chronic inflammation than those eating traditional diets.

By Sharon Zebra May. 22, 2026

Western diets linked to weak immunity in HIV patients — study

Alick Macheso headlines Hippo Valley Estates’ 70th Anniversary Gala

The announcement follows the signing of a performance agreement between Macheso and Hippo Valley Estates’ head of corporate and industry affairs Dahlia Garwe at the estate’s Harare offices.

By Tendai Sauta May. 19, 2026

Alick Macheso headlines Hippo Valley Estates’ 70th Anniversary Gala

A new stability for a changing world: An African view of China-US constructive strategic stability

It offers the world a chance to move beyond zero-sum rivalry and toward a system based on sovereignty, stability, and shared development.

By Erica Nomalanga Dube May. 18, 2026

A new stability for a changing world: An African view of China-US constructive strategic stability

The Chinese presence in Southern Africa is economic, not military. Here is what Zimbabwe has to understand about it

China’s footprint in southern Africa is overwhelmingly economic, commercial and pragmatic.

By Tendai Munhundarima May. 18, 2026

The Chinese presence in Southern Africa is economic, not military. Here is what Zimbabwe has to understand about it

Central bank independence is sacrosanct — and must not be negotiated by deadline

The concern is understandable. Credit is expensive, investment is constrained and firms are struggling to expand in an economy still finding its footing after years of volatility.

By Newsday May. 18, 2026

Central bank independence is sacrosanct — and must not be negotiated by deadline

Linking cities, driving growth: The case for high-speed rail in Zim

THE arduous journey by road from Harare to Bulawayo takes a grueling six hours. While flying greatly cuts down the travel duration to just 45 minutes, it has remained prohibitively expensive,

By Chameso Mucheka May. 15, 2026