Ikeoluwa Ogungbangbe

Zimbabwe introduces its new gold-backed currency, ZiG, transitioning the national budget to stabilize the economy and restore monetary confidence.

Zimbabwe introduces a $0.02 tax on every dollar leaving the country to curb foreign currency outflow and strengthen the newly introduced ZiG currency.

RBZ clamps down on supermarkets overcharging with unofficial exchange rates to stabilize ZiG currency and boost Zimbabwe’s economy.

President Mnangagwa faces resistance from Zanu PF over the costly Polad initiative, sparking debates on its effectiveness and financial implications.

Vendors linked to ZANU PF protested in Bulawayo against evictions from Fifth Avenue, where the city plans to create organized vending bays.

Three men, including a Harare City Council official, were arrested for allegedly orchestrating a fraudulent scheme to acquire derelict land valued at US$400,000.

Facing severe drought, Zimbabwe’s government partners with private sector to import essential grains, ensuring food security amidst national crisis.

Zimbabwe’s new ZiG currency rolls out, meeting immediate high demand and mixed reactions as banks struggle to keep up.

Nelson Chamisa promises to address Zimbabwe’s issues immediately, not waiting for future elections, signaling a new approach to political engagement.

President Mnangagwa’s close association with businessman Wicknell Chivayo sparks unrest and speculation within Zimbabwe’s ruling party, Zanu PF.