The recent announcement that Zimbabwe is returning 67 foreign-owned farms and paying $146 million in compensation marks more than just a legal settlement. It is a calculated signal to the global community. For decades, the narrative of Zimbabwe’s land reform was one of volatility and isolation; now, the tide is shifting toward pragmatic diplomacy and … Read more
Bulawayo’s Rising Tide of Armed Robberies: A City Under Siege? A brazen daylight robbery at a Mukuru branch in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, on Wednesday has once again highlighted the escalating problem of cash heists in the city. The incident, which saw robbers escaping with US$78,141 and R501,820, is the latest in a worrying trend that has … Read more
South Africa Aim to Maintain Dominance as Zimbabwe Seek a Rare Victory South Africa enters their final Super Eights match against Zimbabwe at the T20 World Cup with a spotless record, poised to secure a semi-final berth. Having already defeated India and West Indies convincingly, Aiden Markram’s side appears formidable. Though, Zimbabwe, despite being eliminated … Read more
Zimbabwe Leads the Charge: Long-Acting HIV Prevention Gains Momentum Zimbabwe is at the forefront of a new era in HIV prevention, becoming one of the first nations globally to roll out lenacapavir, a long-acting injectable drug. This marks a significant step forward in the fight against HIV, offering a practical alternative to daily oral medication. … Read more
Zimbabwe Leads the Charge: A New Era in HIV Prevention Harare, Zimbabwe – A quiet revolution is underway in the fight against HIV. Zimbabwe has become one of the first nations to roll out lenacapavir, a groundbreaking injectable drug offering HIV prevention with just two doses per year. This development, launched on February 19th, represents … Read more
Home » CHINA TRAVEL NEWS » Zimbabwe’s Rising Influence on South Africa’s Tourism Future Published on February 10, 2026 South Africa’s Tourism Reimagined: The Zimbabwe Factor South Africa’s tourism sector experienced a record-breaking year in 2025, welcoming 10.5 million international arrivals. A surprising key driver of this growth has been Zimbabwe, surpassing traditional source markets … Read more
Beyond the Score: How Sports are Becoming a Powerful Tool for Public Health in Africa A recent U-17 girls’ soccer tournament in Zimbabwe wasn’t just about goals and victories. It was a strategic campaign to promote HPV vaccination, a critical step in preventing cervical cancer, a leading cause of cancer deaths among women in Africa. … Read more
The Zambezi’s New Source: Rewriting the Map of Africa’s Fourth-Longest River For generations, the Zambezi River has been understood to originate in Zambia. But groundbreaking research is challenging that long-held belief, pinpointing a new source in Angola and revealing the river is significantly longer – and more reliant on Angolan waters – than previously thought. … Read more
Zimbabwe’s Chewore Lodge Case: A Warning Sign for African Tourism Investment? The recent Supreme Court ruling against Terry William Kelly, the investor behind Zimbabwe’s Chewore Lodge, isn’t just a devastating personal loss. It’s a potential earthquake for the future of tourism investment across Africa, particularly in nations grappling with legal ambiguities and bureaucratic hurdles. Kelly … Read more
The “Soft Launch” Era of Celebrity Romance: A Trend Taking Over? Siya Kolisi and Rachel John’s carefully curated reveal – or rather, un-reveal – in Victoria Falls is a perfect example of a growing trend in celebrity relationships: the “soft launch.” Instead of the traditional, splashy Instagram debut, couples are opting for subtle hints, shared … Read more