Local entertainment platform Nash TV has announced its closure, with owner and businessman Tinashe Mutarisi confirming that he is redirecting his focus to new ...

Assoc Prof Rethabile Possa has penned two volumes of what is believed to be the first full scientific book series entirely ...

A school resource officer at Ordean East Middle School reported the mountain lion was within a half-mile of its Duluth campus on Wednesday. Administrators immediately enacted a “secure status,” ...

Springbok fly-half Handré Pollard and wife Marise celebrate their 8th anniversary, reflecting on love, family life, and ...

Mohammed Enaan's remarkable 105 not out off 74 balls, including a blistering 28 in the final over, secured a match-winning score for India A. This ste ...

Limpopo reminds you that Africa’s story did not begin with colonisation, but began here, in the stones, the sky, the hills, and the people who have walked these paths for a thousand years.” ...

VADODARA: Four years ago, life bowled a bouncer at Ashutosh Mahida. When Covid pandemic took away his father’s livelihood, the young fast bowler had to help his father sell vegetables to keep the ...

Businessman Tinashe Mutarisi’s decision to close the entertainment arm of his company, and the dramatic way he made the ...

Hello and welcome to the second match of the T20 tri-series. After a fighting loss against Pakistan, Zimbabwe are back in action today against Sri Lanka. Stand-in captain Dasun Shanaka won the toss ...

HARARE, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Dangote Group will invest at least $1 billion in a pipeline, power generation and cement plant in Zimbabwe, its founder and CEO Aliko Dangote said on Wednesday.

NMBZ Bank has begun drawing down Afreximbank's US$50 million loan facility, with the mining and construction sectors emerging as the biggest beneficiaries after absorbing 50% of the funds. Presenting ...