Zimbabwe reports strong results in the First 100 Day Cycle projects, including significant progress in ICT, healthcare, and infrastructure.
Adedotun Oyeniyi
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Zimbabwe’s dairy sector grows by 3 percent in 2025, reducing imports and boosting local production with government support for long-term sustainability.
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President Mnangagwa emphasizes unity, vigilance, and resilience for Southern Africa Liberation Day, addressing sovereignty and climate concerns.
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President Mnangagwa launches youth empowerment initiatives to support youth-led businesses, driving Zimbabwe’s economic growth and development.
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Zimbabwe and Switzerland have signed a tax agreement to enhance investment and reduce double taxation, benefiting both economies.
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Zimbabwe’s $20 million coke oven project in Hwange will boost mineral value addition, create jobs, and enhance exports.
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Factional divisions in Zanu PF grow as Chiwenga’s allies accuse Mutsvangwa of espionage and working against Zimbabwe’s leadership succession.
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Zimbabwe faces high maternal and neonatal deaths as donor funding cuts worsen healthcare challenges. Officials urge stronger interventions to save lives.
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SADC announces plans to withdraw troops from the DRC, citing rising casualties and worsening security in the ongoing conflict with M23 rebels.
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Harare residents warn that water privatization could risk public health and empower elites while calling for greater transparency and governance reforms.