Victor Adetimilehin

Zimbabwe introduces $75 allowance cap for councillors and curtails additional benefits to combat corruption and ensure accountability within local authorities.

Zimbabwe will introduce incentives to encourage local mineral processing, with a focus on lithium and platinum, as part of a broader strategy for value addition.

The Zimbabwean government rules out dollarisation, arguing it would harm industrialisation and job creation. The Deputy Finance Minister reaffirms commitment to the multi-currency system.

Zimbabwe’s government grants land reform beneficiaries the right to sell properties under a new policy aimed at unlocking economic potential.

Zimbabweans are calling for more funding in the 2025 national budget to tackle cancer treatment challenges, as citizens and lawmakers stress the importance of improved healthcare.

The recent opening of the Solomon Mujuru road stretch in Zimbabwe signifies a vital milestone in the nation’s ongoing infrastructure development, aiming to improve connectivity in rural areas.

The Zimbabwe government has collaborated with private investors to construct Varsity Heights, a state-of-the-art student residence at CUT, addressing an urgent accommodation need.

Teachers in Zimbabwe demand US$1,200 per month amid rising economic struggles, calling out government mistreatment and inadequate wages.  

Harare City Council is struggling to procure fuel after suppliers rejected ZWG payments, affecting service delivery amid allegations of mismanagement and misplaced priorities.  

President Mnangagwa commits mining royalties to support Zimbabwe’s currency and warns against parallel market activities amid ongoing economic reforms.