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Harare Man Arrested Over Fake City Stands Scam That Fleeced Home Seekers Of US$4,580 The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has arrested a Harare man accused of running a…

Rufaro Penalty Row Reignites Debate Over Bringing VAR To Zimbabwe’s Top Flight Calls for the introduction of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system in Zimbabwe’s top-flight football have…

Rainbow Tourism Group Revenue Jumps To US$26.8 Million As EBITDA More Than Doubles Rainbow Tourism Group Limited (RTG) has recorded its strongest first-half performance in recent years, driven…

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Harare Man Arrested Over Fake City Stands Scam That Fleeced Home Seekers Of US$4,580 The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has arrested…

Rufaro Penalty Row Reignites Debate Over Bringing VAR To Zimbabwe’s Top Flight Calls for the introduction of the Video Assistant Referee…

Rainbow Tourism Group Revenue Jumps To US$26.8 Million As EBITDA More Than Doubles Rainbow Tourism Group Limited (RTG) has recorded its…

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Harare Man Arrested Over Fake City Stands Scam That Fleeced Home Seekers Of US$4,580 The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has arrested…

Rufaro Penalty Row Reignites Debate Over Bringing VAR To Zimbabwe’s Top Flight Calls for the introduction of the Video Assistant Referee…

Rainbow Tourism Group Revenue Jumps To US$26.8 Million As EBITDA More Than Doubles Rainbow Tourism Group Limited (RTG) has recorded its…

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The government has gazetted new regulations banning second-hand clothing, known as mabhero. However, importers may proceed if they hold valid permits for charitable purposes. Previously, officials issued only verbal or public statements on this matter. Now, the law has legal force under Statutory Instrument 59 of 2026. The regulations state: “The importation of second-hand clothing is prohibited, except where the…

Namibia’s government has announced a temporary 50% fuel levy reduction. The measure will last at least three months, ending in June. The government aims to cushion consumers from rising fuel costs. Meanwhile, authorities confirmed a major fuel price increase from 1 April. In Windhoek, Minister Modestus Amutse addressed the media. He said petrol will rise by N$2.50 per litre. He…

Zimbabwe’s civil servants will receive a salary increase starting 1 April 2026. The government introduced the adjustment after a job evaluation exercise. The exercise aimed to align salaries with roles and responsibilities. Edgar Moyo announced the development during a media briefing in Bulawayo on Friday. He said the adjustment shows the government’s commitment to improving workers’ welfare. However, he did…

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