Africa

Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Dean Macpherson speaking in Parliament.

Public Works Minister: Expropriation Bill won’t harm South Africans

Public Works Minister Dean MacPherson has moved to calm fears about South Africa’s controversial Expropriation Bill, stating his department is addressing concerns while ensuring the legislation won’t harm citizens. His comments came during a panel discussion at NAMPO Park in Bothaville, Free

May 15, 2025

Business·Zimbabwe

EcoCash Launches Global Money Transfers From Zimbabwe

Zimbabwean fintech giant EcoCash has launched a new international money transfer service that enables users to send funds from Zimbabwe to several countries across Africa, Asia, and beyond. Previously focused on inbound remittances, EcoCash’s new offering marks a significant shift as the

May 15, 2025

Business·Featured·Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Finance Ministry owes ZiscoSteel pensioners US$38.7 million

Zimbabwe’s Finance Ministry faces mounting pressure after a parliamentary investigation revealed it still owes US$38.7 million to former employees of the defunct Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (ZiscoSteel), some of whom have waited over a decade for their pension benefits. The Parliamentary

May 15, 2025

Ramaphosa announces new restrictions to curb Covid-19

America·Politics·South Africa

Ramaphosa to Meet Trump in Washington Amid Strained Ties

PRETORIA- South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will travel to the United States next week for a working visit, where he is scheduled to meet President Donald Trump at the White House on 21 May. In a statement released late on Wednesday, the

May 15, 2025

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Raises Fuel Levy to Strengthen Strategic Reserves

The Government of Zimbabwe has raised the Strategic Fuel Reserve Levy on petrol and diesel to enhance the country’s energy security, even as retail prices remain unchanged for May. Announced through Statutory Instrument 50 of 2025, Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube confirmed

May 14, 2025

Health & Fitness·Politics·South Africa

Gauteng Premier Lesufi apologises to cancer patients amid budget controversy

JOHANNESBURG – Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi issued a public apology to cancer patients on Tuesday for years-long treatment delays at provincial hospitals, amid revelations that the Health Department underspent its 2024/25 budget by more than R720 million. “I want to take this

May 14, 2025

South Africa

Police minister denies Mashatile convoy shooting exploited for political gain

Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has firmly rejected suggestions that the March shooting incident involving Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s convoy is being leveraged to influence African National Congress (ANC) succession debates or to justify increased expenditure on VIP protection services. Speaking during a

May 14, 2025

Featured·United Kingdom·Zimbabwe

UK Government Releases 2025 Immigration White Paper: What It Means for Zimbabwean Skilled Workers

By Brilliant Pongo 14 May 2025 On 12 May 2025, the UK government released a new immigration white paper titled “Restoring Control over the Immigration System”. This document lays out a series of proposed changes that could significantly reshape the current visa

May 14, 2025

Zimbabwe

Police Name 20 Zimbabweans Killed in South Africa’s Operation Vala Umgodi

HARARE- Police have released the names of 20 Zimbabweans who died during the controversial Operation Vala Umgodi, a months-long standoff between authorities and illegal miners trapped underground in Stilfontein, southwest of Johannesburg in South Africa. The operation, which began in August and

May 13, 2025

Crime·Religious·South Africa·Zimbabwe

Catholic Priest appears in court over bus import fraud

A Roman Catholic priest from Embakwe Mission, Qinisela Wilfred Moyo, has been arraigned in court alongside Ministry of Education employee Martin Nleya on fraud charges after allegedly creating fraudulent documentation to evade import duties on a school bus. The pair appeared before

May 13, 2025

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Public Works Minister: Expropriation Bill won’t harm South Africans

EcoCash Launches Global Money Transfers From Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Finance Ministry owes ZiscoSteel pensioners US$38.7 million

Ramaphosa to Meet Trump in Washington Amid Strained Ties

Zimbabwe Raises Fuel Levy to Strengthen Strategic Reserves

Gauteng Premier Lesufi apologises to cancer patients amid budget controversy

Police minister denies Mashatile convoy shooting exploited for political gain

UK Government Releases 2025 Immigration White Paper: What It Means for Zimbabwean Skilled Workers

Police Name 20 Zimbabweans Killed in South Africa’s Operation Vala Umgodi

Catholic Priest appears in court over bus import fraud

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