Adenike Adeodun

Cde Jaison Chirinda was honored as a national hero in Nyatsime, where family, friends, and political leaders gathered to celebrate his unwavering dedication to Zimbabwe’s liberation. His contributions to the nation were remembered ahead of his burial at the National Heroes Acre.

Harare’s swift urban expansion presents both opportunities and challenges, necessitating strategic planning to ensure sustainable growth and improved living conditions.

Zimbabwe’s tobacco exports have soared in recent years, positioning the country as a key global supplier and boosting its economy amid challenges.

Zimbabwean businessmen Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe claim government officials took the majority of funds from a US$40 million election materials tender, alleging selective prosecution after exposing corruption within the ZEC contract.

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe affirms the legality of the Zimbabwe Gold currency, countering claims questioning its validity due to the expiration of its statutory instrument.

Former CCC leader Nelson Chamisa announces a divinely inspired political comeback, emphasizing a peaceful approach to reform Zimbabwe and condemning the current administration’s alleged corruption and violence.

Zimbabwe’s anti-sanctions protest outside the U.S. Embassy in Harare saw a low turnout as the U.S. clarifies that only top officials face sanctions, countering claims from President Mnangagwa’s government.

SADC Chairperson President Emmerson Mnangagwa has called for the immediate removal of sanctions on Zimbabwe, highlighting the harm to vulnerable groups and economic progress.

Zimbabwe’s tobacco exports shape the global market, supporting its economy, while facing environmental challenges and changing international smoking regulations.

Errol Gregor’s involvement in Zimbabwe’s $850 million oil pipeline project is under scrutiny due to past bribery allegations in Ghana, raising concerns over the deal’s integrity.