Diaspora

Zimbabwean national Alice Garo, one of the residents of the Johannesburg building that caught fire in the early hours of Thursday morning, had to endure the agonising search for her two children, who were missing among many others in the…
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Zimfest Live returned for its annual celebration and whether you were there in person or got a glimpse from the sidelines, we can all admit, it was bigger, better and more brilliant than ever. The music festival, which has been running for…
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Zimbabwean urban grooves singer Enock Guni, 39, known as Nox, spent the weekend in jail after being arrested for alleged credit card fraud by police in Dublin, Ireland and had his scheduled show at the Button Factory on Friday cancelled.…
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Jamboo, the groundbreaking UK domiciled 100% digital banking fintech for global African migrants, is delighted to announce Dr. Duarte da Silva is joining the business as Chief Adviser.
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In a shocking turn of events, a famous ZimDancehall artist, Platinum Prince, was caught trying to hijack a diesel tanker in South Africa on Thursday night. The artist, whose real name is Ian Makiwa, was part of a gang of four armed men who…
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ESWATINI – A Zimbabwean businessman, Agrippa Bopela Masiyakurima, was stopped by the police at King Mswati III International Airport with US$153,000 in cash. The police seized the money and applied for a court order to keep it while they…
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The High Court in South Africa has ruled that the termination of the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) is unlawful and unconstitutional, while existing ZEPs were deemed to be valid for the next 12 months.
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Peter Vowles, who worked as a teacher in Zimbabwe from 1992 to 1993 has been appointed British Ambassador to Zimbabwe. He succeeds Melanie Robinson with effect from September 2023.
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The extension of the validity of Zimbabwean exemption permits by a further six months will enable them settled in South Africa to apply for substantive work visas and also help avoid bureaucratic and legal chaos for Pretoria.
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Zimbabwean Exemption Permits (ZEP) holders have been awarded another six months stay in South Africa to allow them them to apply for one or more other visas and waivers provided for in the Immigration Act.
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