Chinese geologists question safety of Brahmaputra Mega-Dam in Tibet being built over active seismic fault line
Dating of ancient lake sediments suggests the fault remained active as recently as 9,500 years ago.
By Newsday
Jul 22, 2026
China’s playbook of manipulation and debt at Kenya’s gateway
The airport project, far from delivering modernization, has become a symbol of dependency and disappointment.
By Newsday
Jul 17, 2026
China’s economy grows at one of lowest rates in decades
That may reduce the pressure on policymakers for any large-scale intervention.
By Newsday
Jul 15, 2026
Seychelles-regulated forex brokers in 2026 - What to know
Explore Seychelles-regulated Forex brokers in 2026. Learn how Trading Sphere, IC Markets, XM, HFM & Exness differ and more!
By Newsday
Jul 14, 2026
Remembering Peter Ndlovu's historic Coventry City stint
His remarkable Coventry career remains a lasting source of pride for the club, Zimbabwe and African soccer as a whole.
By Newsday
Jul 14, 2026
Regulatory changes shaping online gambling in Southern Africa
At the same time, the presence of unlicensed platforms may still carry risks related to payment security or limited recourse in case of disputes.
By Newsday
Jul 13, 2026
China’s pacific missile launch raises regional alarm
The question now is whether regional powers will respond with restraint or with their own escalatory moves.
By Opinion
Jul 13, 2026
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Uyghur fathers, Uyghur children: Persecution and resilience across generations
Millions of others are being deployed by the state for large‑scale forced labor in factories and fields.
By Newsday
Jul 12, 2026
IMF reports China's economy promising
It projected China's growth at 4.6 percent for 2026, which is 0.2 percentage points higher than its April forecast
By China Daily
Jul 7, 2026
Zanu PF youth venture into public transport business
Provincial youth chairman Stanley Sakupwanya said they acquired the buses from the US$200 000 they received under the Presidential Youth Fund.
By Kenneth Nyangani
Jul 5, 2026
Law beyond borders: Beijing’s ‘unity’ mandate raises fears of repression and Taiwan intimidation
As it comes into force, analysts are closely watching how its provisions will be implemented and interpreted.
By Newsday
Jul 5, 2026
Northeast China is collapsing from within and the party has no answer
The region's present may foreshadow the future of the entire country if systemic issues remain unresolved.
By Newsday
Jun 28, 2026
The three Indian warships designed to take on China
It has participated in exercises and information-sharing arrangements designed to improve maritime awareness across the Indo-Pacific.
By Newsday
Jun 23, 2026
Zimbabwe's legal cannabis industry: The global picture
Zimbabwe legalised medicinal cannabis in 2018 and now grows a young legal sector.
By Newsday
Jun 17, 2026
Sick and Pensionless: The long punishment of a Xinjiang Falun Gong professor
Today, Li is free but impoverished, a woman punished not for what she has done but for what she believes.
By Newsday
Jun 16, 2026
Why are more Chinese youths dying? The CCP’s failure
It is a damning indictment of governance under the CCP.
By Newsday
Jun 12, 2026
New book urges nations to align technology with development goals
The purchase of sophisticated systems alone does not create prosperity.
By PATIENCE CHIPEMBERE
Jun 12, 2026
China’s wolf cry over regional militarisation
In the Indo-Pacific, the louder China shouts, the clearer its double standard becomes.
By Newsday
Jun 8, 2026
CAB 3: Ziyambi full speech
This Bill is sound in its law. It is principled in its purpose, inspiring in its aspirations and it is overdue in its time .
By Newsday
Jun 6, 2026
China’s patriotic Catholic Church promotes the ethnic unity law
A Church that sees itself as part of the Catholic communion would naturally engage with a major papal document.
By Newsday
Jun 4, 2026
Xi Jinping’s purge of the PLA: A reign of terror that weakens China’s military morale
The PLA may remain the largest military force in the world, but under Xi’s reign of terror, it is a giant crippled by fear, distrust, and paralysis.
By Newsday
Jun 2, 2026
Old Magwegwe, Old Pumula identified as HIV hotspots
The planners in Beijing.“We are testing people, we are getting HIV-positive cases, and they are coming from those areas. That directs us to say those are our hotspots,” he said.
By Silas Nkala
Jun 2, 2026
Why China’s economy is weaker than you think
China has experienced downward pressure on producer prices and the accompanying economic ills.
By Newsday
Jun 1, 2026
Masuka hails swift national disaster action on river degradation
Minister Masuka said the programme was necessary to reverse environmental destruction that has threatened irrigation systems, agriculture, urban water supplies and industrial activity.
By Staff Reporter
May 29, 2026
China patrols waters east of Taiwan in response to Japan, Philippine maritime border talks
Taiwan condemned the move, but said it spotted only two Chinese ships to its southeast which did not enter restricted waters.
By Reuters
May 28, 2026
Govt’s grain levy strategy gains legal and economic backing
Legal experts say the association’s position is fundamentally flawed both in law and policy.
By Staff Reporter
May 28, 2026
Grain millers issue final demand over 'illegal' levies
According to the millers' "scientific computations" the levies will spike basic commodity prices by between 13% and 18%
By Staff Reporter
May 27, 2026
Govt on high alert over spike in Leaked and staged audios…..As Passion Java rebutes “Viral” Audio
Tagwirei on various public platforms has denied any ambitions.
By Staff Reporter
May 26, 2026
