Zimbabwe’s educators reject a minimal salary hike, demanding fair compensation amid the country’s ongoing economic challenges and advocating for a return to pre-2018 wage levels.
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Amid Zimbabwe’s worsening economic climate, civil servants are increasingly pressing for urgent salary negotiations, warning of a potential standoff with the government over wage disparities.
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Cimas Medical Aid Scheme donates US$13,753 to Cancer Association of Zimbabwe, demonstrating a firm commitment to health and wellness in the community.
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The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission calls for urgent amendments to the Termination of Pregnancy Act, aiming to extend protections to include cases of marital rape.
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The Mutapa Investment Fund announces governance reforms aimed at rejuvenating Zimbabwe’s state-owned enterprises, promising enhanced efficiency and profitability.
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Standard Bank takes decisive action, dismissing an employee involved in a high-profile gold smuggling scheme, highlighting its commitment to integrity and legal compliance.
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The AfDB and NMB Bank’s $15M agreement marks a pivotal step towards revitalizing Zimbabwe’s trade sector, promising growth and opportunities for SMEs.
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ZANU PF legislator urges better allowances for councillors, highlighting their key role in local governance and the need for compensation that matches their dedication.
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EMS, a UK-based company, challenges Zimbabwe’s VP Chiwenga and others in court over a lost smart meter tender and a controversial $50,000 security fee demand.
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The US ends its 2003 sanctions against Zimbabwe, imposing targeted restrictions on President Mnangagwa and allies for alleged corruption and human rights abuses.