Zimbabwe’s national debt has reached $20.5 billion, driven by local borrowing, impacting economic stability. The government plans debt restructuring to manage the crisis.
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Harare’s Town Clerk, Hosiah Chisango, has been arrested over a $9.2 million street lights tender awarded to Moses Mpofu, amid corruption allegations.
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Zimbabwe boosts maize imports to combat food insecurity caused by severe drought, with government and international support aimed at stabilizing food supply and prices.
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The ZEC faces criticism for not condemning Army Chief Sanyatwe’s voting remarks, sparking concerns about the integrity of Zimbabwe’s upcoming elections.
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An El Niño-induced drought is ravaging Zimbabwe, causing severe food shortages and widespread crop failures. International aid is urgently needed to prevent a humanitarian crisis.
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Senator Elias Mudzuri calls for punitive action against officials exposed in the 2023 Auditor-General’s report, demanding accountability for financial mismanagement
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A significant portion of rural Zimbabweans lack access to toilets, posing serious health risks. Efforts are underway to address this critical issue.
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June saw a rise in human rights violations in Zimbabwe, with ZANU-PF named as the main offender, according to a ZPP report documenting 137 cases.
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Business partners Mike Chimombe and Augustine Mpofu have been denied bail in their fraud case, highlighting Zimbabwe’s crackdown on financial crimes.
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President Mnangagwa enlists traditional chiefs to address the Gukurahundi massacres, aiming for reconciliation and healing in Zimbabwe.