Zimbabwe’s public debt has exceeded US$21 billion, with MPs raising concerns over transparency, misallocation of funds, and the economic risks posed by the ballooning debt. Â
Victor Adetimilehin
Victor Adetimilehin
Victor Adetimilehin, widely known as Vic’Adex, is a celebrated global arts in medicine fellow and a staunch ambassador for religious tolerance. Beyond his institutional affiliations, Victor is an incredibly passionate and award-winning spoken word artiste, most notably recognized for his stirring poem, "men not gods." A fervent supporter of pan-Africanism, he actively champions and bolsters Nigerian creative hubs, fostering an environment of artistic growth and cultural exchange. Victor's dedication to the arts and peace advocacy positions him as a vital influencer in bridging cultural gaps.
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US Ambassador Pamela Tremont urged Zimbabwe to respect human rights following the government’s crackdown on activists ahead of the SADC Summit in Harare. Â
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Zimbabwe’s Parliament criticizes Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube’s fuel in transit duty, stating it harms business and fails to effectively tackle transit fraud. Â
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US dollar shortages in Zimbabwe are crippling the acceptability of the ZiG currency, as businesses turn to the parallel market for foreign exchange. Â
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The Zimbabwe anti-corruption Commission handled nearly 1,000 corruption cases in 2023, many involving public officials, as the government pushes for greater transparency. Â
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Zanu PF Politburo members are asserting their dominance over government ministers, with Minister Matuke clarifying the party’s supremacy in political hierarchy
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Zimbabwe’s gold-backed currency, introduced in April, is facing a collapse as its value plummets on the black market, sparking public resistance and business challenges.
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Harare City Council defends its $2.1 million spending on workshops, clarifying misreported figures and emphasizing the need for transparency in its operations.
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Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwera defends SADC’s approach to addressing governance and democracy, emphasizing a broader strategy over direct criticism.
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Zimbabwe’s Home Affairs Minister Kazembe defends the government’s crackdown on activists and dismisses claims of judicial manipulation amid international criticism.