Donald Makumbirofa’s fight for medical assistance highlights the struggles against corporate and NSSA negligence, shining a light on the broader issue of workers’ rights in Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe implements a ban on importing vehicles over 10 years old, aiming to modernize its automotive sector and address environmental concerns, stirring a mix of reactions.
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Since 2017, Harare has not audited its accounts, sparking concerns over the misuse of funds and highlighting the urgent need for financial transparency and accountability reforms.
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In response to escalating economic chaos, Zimbabwe forces early retirement of RBZ Governor John Mangudya, appointing John Mushayavanhu to spearhead currency stabilization and economic recovery efforts.
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Pensioners under Zimbabwe’s CAIPF are living in hardship, receiving insufficient monthly payouts of just US$2.50, sparking outcry for improved retirement benefits.
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The government has banned vacation lessons to ensure students rest during holidays, following a term without disruptions, focusing on self-driven learning.
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Afreximbank’s upcoming US$80 million African Trade Centre in Harare aims to revolutionize Zimbabwe’s trade and economic sector, promising jobs and regional growth.
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After 23 years, Dickson Dzora retires from Zanu PF following allegations of corruption and policy misuse, marking a controversial end to his long-standing career.
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Tafadzwa Muguti, a top Zimbabwean official, warns Zanu PF members involved in illegal land allocations using President Mnangagwa’s name, promising strict legal action and jail time.
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Amidst falling PGM prices, Zimplats unveils a $1.8 billion expansion and strategic layoffs to safeguard its future and stabilize the workforce.