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Glasgow bus driver Pummy Hadebe delivered a baby on her route, using a towel to keep the newborn warm before winning a major UK transport award for her calm act.
Zverev, the world number two, is on track to end the year with the top ranking after Jannik Sinner announced he was ending his 2026 season due to injury
Three new movies provide an inside look into the minds of some of the most well-known leaders. Experts say the takeaway is clear.
Zimbabwe’s mineral exports this year have recorded tremendous growth driven by lithium sales, following strict policies guiding the sale of the product.
The plan concerns public payments, where about seven in 10 ZEC sit. A separate wallet tool would keep balance checks from revealing which addresses belong together.
Zimbabwe has appointed US-sanctioned businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei to lead its investment drive, giving the fuel tycoon responsibility for attracting capital while he faces restrictions in two major Western financial markets.
Zambia and one of the world’s most technologically advanced countries, Japan, are looking to strengthen their economic and diplomatic relations.
The Zimbabwean state-owned mining company Mutapa Platinum Group has secured $100 million to develop its Darwendale project.
The aircraft was headed to Zanzibar when the wildlife strike damaged the landing gear, forcing the pilots to divert to Kilimanjaro International Airport, where emergency crews were put on standby.
Careers at Zetech University Zetech University has announced 13 job vacancies for 2026. The application deadline has not been specified. Why the Opportunity Matters Zetech University is a premier institution for Technology, Science, and Business education, offering exceptional learning experiences...
Earlier this year negotiations stalled over Zambia's concerns over data privacy and a US attempt to tie the funding to access to critical minerals.
Zambia is set to sign a new health funding agreement with the United States worth $1.5 billion over five years after resolving concerns over Washington’s demands for access to medical data, the country’s health minister said.
