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King Misuzulu Meets Mnangagwa as Zimbabwe, South Africa Strengthen Ties
By Percy Nhara | Southerton Business Times HARARE – AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini on Tuesday paid a courtesy call on President Emmerson Mnangagwa at State House in Harare, with both sides reaffirming the importance of strengthening historical, cultural and economic ties between Zimbabwe and South Africa. The Zulu monarch was accompanied by a royal delegation that included King Ndamase of the AmaMpondo Kingdom, as well as traditional leaders from South Africa. The high-le

Southerton Business Times
Jul 142 min read


AmaZulu King Misuzulu, King Ndamase to meet Mnangagwa over xenophobia
HARARE – AmaZulu King Misuzulu ka Zwelithini and King Ndamase Ndamase of Western Pondoland are expected to visit Zimbabwe for high-level talks with President Emmerson Mnangagwa as regional leaders seek solutions to escalating anti-immigrant tensions in South Africa.

Southerton Business Times
Jul 93 min read


Zimbabwe Mourns Veteran Liberation Fighter and Diplomat Dr Victor Matemadanda
Zimbabwe is mourning the death of veteran liberation fighter, senior politician and diplomat Dr Victor Matemadanda, who passed away on Saturday night while serving as Zimbabwe’s Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Republic of Mozambique.

Southerton Business Times
Jun 212 min read


SADC UniVisa Moves Closer as Tourism Industry Calls for Easier Border Crossings
DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA — The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is moving closer to implementing a regional UniVisa system aimed at simplifying travel across member states, but tourism industry leaders say its success will depend on reducing border delays and administrative hurdles rather than merely introducing another visa product.

Southerton Business Times
Jun 53 min read


Mozambique Says Five Citizens Killed in South Africa Xenophobic Attacks
MAPUTO — The Mozambican government says at least five of its citizens were killed in what it described as xenophobic attacks in South Africa over the weekend, marking the first officially reported deaths linked to a recent wave of anti-immigration protests sweeping parts of the country.

Southerton Business Times
Jun 32 min read
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