Ikeoluwa Ogungbangbe

After intense feedback, Zimbabwe’s government agrees to amend the controversial PVO Amendment Bill, addressing NGO concerns.

Zimbabwe enacts a new fee policy for airspace use, impacting both domestic and international flights.

Patrick Chinamasa challenges decisions by Mnangagwa’s appointees, leading to intense political and personal rift within Zimbabwe’s ruling party, Zanu PF.

In April, Zimbabwe recorded a surge in human rights abuses, with Zanu PF largely responsible for harassment, intimidation, and killings.

Zimbabwe’s military personnel face hardships, prompting crime involvement due to inadequate pay, sparking parliamentary debate on improving their welfare and conditions.

Zimbabwe’s RBZ delays introducing ZiG50 and ZiG200 notes to prevent inflation, aiming for economic stability but facing challenges with currency shortages.

In rural Hurungwe, Zimbabwe’s new ZiG currency remains largely unseen, as villagers continue relying on US dollars and barter systems.

Four CIO agents in Zimbabwe were bailed after allegedly extorting US$1,000 from a local business director, highlighting issues of corruption within the intelligence department.

Esau Mupfumi, a notable business figure, received bail following violent clashes at Mutare bus ranks, raising concerns about safety and public order in Zimbabwe.

Judicial Service Commission workers confront management over alleged salary injustices and workplace disparities, threatening a vote of no confidence against leaders.