Welshman Ncube has criticized Nelson Chamisa’s leadership of the CCC as autocratic, highlighting internal divisions and challenges within Zimbabwe’s main opposition party.
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The Constitutional Court has ruled in favor of Zimbabweans on exemption permits in South Africa, providing temporary relief from deportation and ensuring their continued stay in the country.
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In response to an El Niño-induced drought, over 1.6 million Zimbabweans are receiving vital food aid to prevent widespread hunger. The collaborative effort aims to provide immediate relief and build long-term agricultural resilience.
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Opposition activists from Zimbabwe’s CCC remain in custody after a court session is delayed when the investigating officer rushes to attend to his pregnant wife, prolonging their detention.
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A massive scandal in Zimbabwe reveals the misuse of $87 million from the Presidential Goat Scheme by key figures, sparking public outrage and demands for accountability.
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CCC leader Nelson Chamisa and 79 activists claim they are facing police brutality in custody following their arrest during a protest in Harare.
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Zimbabwe’s opposition leader and 78 youths will appear in court following their arrest during protests in Harare, a critical moment for the country’s political future.
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The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) is investigating businessman Wicknell Chivayo and ZANU-PF associates over allegations of a murky $40 million elections deal and money laundering, signaling a strong stance against corruption.
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Zimbabwe’s stock market is set for significant changes as ZIDA prompts the government to scrap vesting rules. This move aims to enhance market liquidity and attract more foreign investment, making the financial markets more competitive and appealing.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa calls on Zimbabwean businesses to embrace the Fourth Industrial Revolution, emphasizing the transformative potential of advanced technologies for economic growth and global competitiveness.