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Nepal failed to qualify for the ICC U-19 World Cup after their decisive match against Afghanistan was canceled due to rain. Nepal needed a win, while a washout benefited Afghanistan …
Nepal Falls Short in ICC U-19 World Cup Qualification Due to Rain Read More
President Sadyr Zhaparov of Kyrgyzstan has signed a law establishing the ‘digital som’ as legal tender, paving the way for a pilot project of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). …
Kyrgyz President Signs Law Establishing Legal Status for Digital Som Read More
Children in Zimbabwe are facing severe challenges due to climate change, including failed crops and water shortages. Initiatives by UNICEF and KOICA aim to educate these children about climate issues …
Confronting Climate Change: The Perspectives of Zimbabwe’s Youth Read More
Nampak has agreed to sell its Zimbabwean unit to TSL for $25 million, contingent on suspensive conditions. The transaction is part of Nampak’s asset disposal strategy amidst challenging economic conditions …
Nampak Sells Majority Stake in Zimbabwean Unit to TSL Amid Economic Hardships Read More
The political unrest in Zimbabwe could bring challenges to South Africa, as many Zimbabweans consider migrating for better opportunities amid poor conditions. Calls for President Mnangagwa to extend his term …
Impact of Political Unrest in Zimbabwe on South Africa’s Future Read More
Namib Minerals is funding the restart of Zimbabwe mines and initiating DRC exploration using cash flow from its How gold mine. A feasibility study aims to boost output, while early …
Namib Minerals Expands Operations in Zimbabwe and Explores DRC for Battery Metals Read More
Protests called by Zimbabwean war veteran Blessed Geza received mixed reactions, with many citizens staying away from work, especially in Harare. While Geza praised this response as a rejection of …
Mixed Reactions to Zimbabwe Protests Led by War Veteran Blessed Geza Read More
Zanu PF supports South Africa’s initiative to restore US relations under Trump’s presidency, calling for unity among South Africans. Mutsvangwa warns against confrontation, referencing Zimbabwe’s past experiences. The article also …
Zanu PF Backs South Africa’s Diplomatic Outreach to the United States Read More
Christopher Mutsvangwa supports President Mnangagwa’s military changes as a security precaution before March 31 protests. He claims the president is addressing minority issues, particularly for war veterans. Following protests, legal …
Mnangagwa’s Military Reshuffle: A Preemptive Security Strategy Amidst Political Unrest Read More
A faction within Zimbabwe’s Zanu PF party, aligned with President Mnangagwa, allegedly attempted to remove Vice President Constantino Chiwenga. The plot was thwarted by infighting amidst the party’s power struggles …
Zanu PF’s Internal Strife: Plot to Oust Chiwenga and Leadership Struggles Read More