Zimbabwe’s army commander declares allegiance to ZANU-PF and vows to enforce support, raising concerns about military influence in the country’s politics.
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Zimbabwe’s Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Raymond Machingura, has been fired over allegations of promoting tribalism, highlighting the government’s dedication to national unity.
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A High Court judge in Zimbabwe has called for court interpreters to familiarize themselves with modern street slang to ensure accurate translations during trials, especially when young witnesses testify.
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Zimbabwe’s government warns the opposition against planned protests over activist detentions, escalating political tensions. Discover the latest developments and potential outcomes.
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Zimbabwe’s central bank projects a 5% annual inflation rate by year-end with the introduction of a new currency, aiming to stabilize the troubled economy and restore confidence
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ZANU-PF leaders Mike Chimombe and Tawanda Mpofu arrested over a failed goat distribution scheme, raising corruption concerns.
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The opposition CCC plans protests demanding the release of 78 detained activists, accusing the Zimbabwean government of political repression and urging international intervention
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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.