The United Nations has launched a $429 million appeal to provide urgent aid to over three million Zimbabweans facing severe hunger due to a devastating drought.
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Zimbabwean teachers, represented by ZIMTA, are urgently calling for salary negotiations as ignored discussions exacerbate the economic hardships faced due to inflation.
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Li Song, a Chinese national, was arrested in Harare, accused of fraud, attempted murder, and mishandling cyanide, in a major operation by Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission.
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Zimbabwe introduces its new gold-backed currency, ZiG, transitioning the national budget to stabilize the economy and restore monetary confidence.
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Zimbabwe introduces a $0.02 tax on every dollar leaving the country to curb foreign currency outflow and strengthen the newly introduced ZiG currency.
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RBZ clamps down on supermarkets overcharging with unofficial exchange rates to stabilize ZiG currency and boost Zimbabwe’s economy.
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President Mnangagwa faces resistance from Zanu PF over the costly Polad initiative, sparking debates on its effectiveness and financial implications.
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Vendors linked to ZANU PF protested in Bulawayo against evictions from Fifth Avenue, where the city plans to create organized vending bays.
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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.
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Facing severe drought, Zimbabwe’s government partners with private sector to import essential grains, ensuring food security amidst national crisis.