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African scholars advocated for enhanced ethical governance of artificial intelligence and broader knowledge-sharing practices during a regional research symposium held in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. The gathering brought together officials from 24 science funding organizations across sub-Saharan nations...

Zimbabwe authorities have committed to establishing limits on temporary employment contract renewals within three months, following a legal challenge that accused officials of neglecting worker protections. The Public Service, Labor and Social Welfare Ministry agreed to a consent order after...

A Harare resident received 140 hours of community service at Pimbi Clinic after being convicted of stealing $1,000 from a customer in a fraudulent livestock transaction. Webster Dhliwayo, 46, admitted to theft of trust property charges before magistrate Sharon Rakafa, who initially imposed a...

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has filed to dissolve Pitch@Palace Global Ltd and Innovate Global Ltd, ending his remaining commercial operations after the King ceased financial assistance. Companies House records show accountant Arthur Lancaster, who holds shares on behalf of the former Duke of...

British employee ownership conversions have declined sharply following tax reforms that eliminated offshore trust loopholes and extended capital gains exemption requirements. The Employee Ownership Association reported transfers to employee ownership trusts dropped from 550 transactions in 2024...

Britain will invest 75 million pounds to eliminate animal experiments from scientific research through advanced technologies, including artificial organ systems, computational modeling and three-dimensional biological tissue fabrication. Science Minister Lord Vallance announced Tuesday that the...

Approximately one-eighth of British small and medium-sized business executives intend to move operations or themselves internationally as tax burdens and regulatory expenses climb, according to Rathbones' research published ahead of Chancellor Rachel Reeves' forthcoming Autumn Budget. The...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to introduce Britain's first financial incentive program for tax fraud informants, offering whistleblowers as much as 30 percent of recovered funds in high-value evasion cases. Treasury officials characterized the proposal, set for inclusion in the upcoming Autumn...

JCB chairman Lord Anthony Bamford contributed 200,000 pounds to Reform UK after providing an identical sum to the Conservative Party, marking the construction equipment manufacturer's first financial backing of Nigel Farage's populist movement. The billionaire industrialist previously donated...

British business executives have urged government officials to refrain from raising employment-related levies in the forthcoming Autumn Budget, cautioning that additional taxation could prompt smaller enterprises to increase consumer prices and exacerbate inflationary pressures. Employment...

Aston Martin plans workforce reductions affecting over 100 positions at its St Athan facility in the Vale of Glamorgan as the luxury automaker confronts American trade levies and weakening Chinese sales. The manufacturer, which launched Welsh operations in 2019, has initiated employee...

Bulawayo City Council officials gathered to assess current development programs and chart investment strategies aimed at sustainable urban expansion. Economic development manager Kholisani Moyo told participants the local authority seeks to build an affordable metropolis through transparent...

Plumtree Town Council in Matabeleland South has banned game meat sales within its boundaries through Statutory Instrument 142 of 2025, threatening violators with fines or jail time up to two years. The regulations permit only registered game rangers to supply such products, requiring health...

Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued its yearly assessment Sunday, accusing the United States and Britain of domestic and international human rights abuses. The Iranian report, mandated by parliament since 2012, cited police brutality and gun violence targeting minorities in the US while...

Ghana's Supreme Court will address constitutional questions surrounding a deportation arrangement with the United States on November 12 after the Attorney General failed to respond to legal challenges within the required timeframe. Democracy Hub, a civil society organization, argues the...

Amnesty International raised an alarm on Monday about deteriorating circumstances facing Rohingya Muslims after a vessel transporting 90 refugees capsized between Thailand and Malaysia, killing at least 25 people. Researcher Joe Freeman blamed deadly sea journeys on persecution in Myanmar and...

A senior United Nations official warned the Security Council on Monday that unauthorized weapons transfers are intensifying violence and displacement from Haiti to the Sahel. Deputy disarmament chief Adedeji Ebo called for integrating firearms restrictions into peacekeeping missions and...

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy left prison Monday after serving 20 days of a sentence related to illegal Libyan campaign financing, with a Paris appeals court granting release pending his appeal. The court imposed travel restrictions and prohibited contact with justice officials or...

United Nations human rights officials stated Monday that nations attending the climate conference in Brazil must prioritize rights protections and fulfill their international legal obligations through substantive negotiations. The experts emphasized that environmental measures should target...

The Supreme Court will review whether states can count mail-in ballots arriving after election day, accepting a case that affects voting procedures in more than two dozen jurisdictions. The dispute centers on Mississippi's policy allowing ballots postmarked by election day to be tallied if...