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A commission has uncovered 5,000 illegal housing plots in Harare, many tied to election seasons. These findings raise questions about political motives and land management.
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In response to the arrest of over 160 activists, Zimbabwe’s “Freedom Now” campaign is pushing for democratic reforms and the protection of fundamental rights.
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In India, onions can sway elections, while in Zimbabwe, political power revolves around control of resources. Explore how these unique factors shape politics in both countries.
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Explore the daily life of Catherine Munenge in Binga, where drought and food insecurity create ongoing challenges for residents. Discover her resilience and the efforts being made to improve conditions.
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Zimbabwe’s government tackles power and rail issues to revive the struggling manufacturing sector, aiming for a stronger, industrialized economy.
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Japan provides $1.4 million in food aid to 26,000 Zimbabwean families hit hard by a severe El Niño-induced drought.
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Nelson Chamisa rejects calls to step down, insists on continuing the fight for Zimbabwe’s future amid growing criticism.
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Zimbabwe Red Cross delivers vital aid to thousands, tackling drought-induced food shortages and keeping children in school.
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Zimbabwe’s SADC leadership is under fire as human rights abuses escalate, with activists arrested and tortured under Mnangagwa’s government.