By Tendai Keith Guvamombe Residents of Midrand are in a state of shock following the arrest of a 50-year-old Pakistani national who has allegedly been posing as a registered medical doctor for over a decade. The woman was apprehended at a clinic on South Road after the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) received a tip-off…
Pink Skies and Precision: FlySafair’s Historic Flyover Uplifts Pink Day at the Wanderers
The skies above the DP World Wanderers Stadium turned pink and purposeful on January 30, 2026, as FlySafair performed a spectacular stadium flyover to celebrate the iconic Pink Day T20 International. Marking a first-of-its-kind aerial showcase for the Proteas, the airline’s distinctive branded livery soared over a “sea of pink” to support breast cancer awareness during South Africa’s clash with the West Indies.
From 4G to 4.1%: How NetOne is Leveraging Low Inflation to Connect Every Zimbabwean
NetOne Group CEO emphasized that accountability and integrity are no longer just buzzwords but the “operating system” for Zimbabwe’s prosperity.
Africa’s iron lady: Continent’s strongest woman, Chido Maenzanise needs support ahead of World Championship Tournament
Zimbabwe is home to a woman who can literally pull a truck, lift massive logs, and carry the weight of a continent on her shoulders. Chido Maenzanise, the newly crowned Africa’s Strongest Woman, recently made history at the Eastrand Strongest competition in South Africa
Foreign investor fear for his life after Zimbabwe armed police officers with AK47 riffles stormed his mine in bid to takeover investment
Armed Zimbabwe Republic Police officers stormed Matabeleland North DGL 5 Mine carrying AK 47 riffles in bid to arrest the foreign investor and mine owner Francesco Marconati in a case where former shareholders of company are fighting their removal.
The Hydraulic Trap: How Mozambique’s Downstream Geography and Rising Sea Levels Amplify Disaster
In Mozambique, the convergence of downstream geography and rising sea levels creates a precarious hydraulic trap.As a nation that serves as the drainage basin for nine major regional rivers, Mozambique’s flood risk is not merely a local weather issue but a complex mathematical consequence of regional topography and global climate shifts.
A Celestial Send-off: How Rev Msindo Turned Rainbow Towers into a Sanctuary of Style for ZPCS Chaplain
HARARE – The dazzling grandeur of the Rainbow Towers became a sanctuary of diplomatic elegance and spiritual fervor as the Destiny of Africa Network (DANET) hosted a high-level valedictory dinner.
Stone-Throwing Hostility: SA Soldiers Face “Losing Battle” Against Aggressive Zimbabwe Border Jumpers
MUSINA – The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) is reportedly facing an unprecedented wave of aggression along the 223km Limpopo border. Soldiers deployed under Operation Corona are increasingly becoming targets of violent “stone-throwing” attacks by large groups of illegal migrants and smugglers, leaving them in a precarious position where they are often unable to retaliate.
LGBT Pioneers: How the Netherlands Became the First Nation to Legalize Same-Sex Marriage
The year 2000 is when Netherlands officially became the first nation in the world to legalize same-sex marriage. This move did not just change Dutch law; it set off a worldwide domino effect that continues to reshape the legal and social landscape of the 21st century.
Fed Under Pressure as Trump Sparks Currency War Ahead of Critical Policy Decision
NEW YORK – The U.S. dollar faced a brutal “crisis of confidence” on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, plunging to its lowest level in nearly four years. The latest downward spiral was triggered by President Donald Trump, who stunned financial markets by brushing off the currency’s recent weakness, effectively giving global traders a “green light” to continue dumping the greenback.