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Topic : Diaspora

Lucia Vambe: UK Africa diaspora healthcare champion

There is a long historical connection between the two countries, and many Zimbabweans in the UK maintain strong ties with home.

By British Embassy May. 6, 2025

Lucia Vambe: UK Africa diaspora healthcare champion

Rethinking economic development in Zim

Zimbabwe’s path to prosperity lies not in replicating borrowed models, but in crafting a unique and resilient economic framework, one that actively includes our diaspora.

By Fungisai Nota Mar. 14, 2025

UK, SA expos to open doors for Zim businesses

The inaugural edition of the expos was held in the United Kingdom in October last year and it has already become a vital resource for Zimbabweans in the diaspora.

By Staff Reporter Mar. 12, 2025

UK, SA expos to open doors for Zim businesses

Removing Mukuru will open Pandora’s box!

Mukuru (otherwise lovingly known as ED by his supporters) sat at the feet of the great Houdini himself, Robert Gabriel Mugabe.

By Kenneth Mufuka Feb. 23, 2025

Removing Mukuru will open Pandora’s box!

Diasporas to host homecoming business summit

A diverse array of business leaders, dignitaries and industry experts is expected to attend, offering insights into the myriad business opportunities available in Zimbabwe.

By Staff Reporter Nov. 6, 2024

Diasporas to host homecoming business summit

Diasporans to host homecoming business summit

“The summit is thoughtfully designed to foster meaningful networking among professionals, business leaders, and investors,” Kapesa explained.

By Staff Reporter Nov. 5, 2024

Diasporans to host homecoming business summit

Struggles of an average Zim men in diaspora

For Zimbabwean men in the diaspora, this type of abuse, often emotional, psychological, financial and sometimes physical remains a hidden crisis.

By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi Sep. 26, 2024

Struggles of an average Zim men in diaspora

Why Zig-arising diaspora remittances will not work

Diaspora remittances were only US$294 million when the country dollarised in 2009 and have been growing at a compound annual growth rate of 14% over those 14 years.

By Rufaro Hozheri Aug. 30, 2024