Ikeoluwa Ogungbangbe

Zimbabwe announces plans to export 15 million cubic litres of water monthly to South Africa, aiming to utilize the idle Zhovhe Dam despite pipeline construction setbacks since 1995.

Following Nelson Chamisa’s departure, CCC’s Fadzayi Mahere and Allan Markham resign from Zimbabwe’s Parliament, prompting Speaker Jacob Mudenda to announce vacancies and forthcoming by-elections in their constituencies.

The Charambas, Zimbabwe’s gospel music duo, accuse Jah Signal of copyright infringement for his renditions of their songs, sparking a legal battle and a call for respect of intellectual property.

IMF advises Zimbabwe to remove trading margins and reform exchange rate framework for economic stability. Urgent action needed to address currency distortions and inflation.

Saviour Kasukuwere advocates for a comprehensive strategy to address Zimbabwe’s illegal settlements, emphasizing support for affected individuals and the need for lawful resettlement.

Zanu PF in Bulawayo pledges to deliver better governance and services following electoral victories, promising a new era of progress.

Trial commences for ex-deputy minister and GMB official over input misuse, causing significant losses. GMB’s regional officer testifies.

Zec reports reservations over Chief Charumbira’s election, prompting calls for electoral law review in council leadership transitions.

Informal sector in Zimbabwe increasingly favors USD transactions amidst rising prices, signaling a move towards full dollarization in the struggling economy.

Mutapa Investment Fund secures 37.1% share in Cottco Holdings, paving the way for foreign investment and government initiatives.