Zimbabwe introduces $75 allowance cap for councillors and curtails additional benefits to combat corruption and ensure accountability within local authorities.
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Zimbabwe will introduce incentives to encourage local mineral processing, with a focus on lithium and platinum, as part of a broader strategy …
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The Zimbabwean government rules out dollarisation, arguing it would harm industrialisation and job creation. The Deputy Finance Minister reaffirms commitment to the …
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Zimbabwe’s government grants land reform beneficiaries the right to sell properties under a new policy aimed at unlocking economic potential.
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Zimbabweans are calling for more funding in the 2025 national budget to tackle cancer treatment challenges, as citizens and lawmakers stress the …
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The recent opening of the Solomon Mujuru road stretch in Zimbabwe signifies a vital milestone in the nation’s ongoing infrastructure development, aiming …
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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 …
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Teachers in Zimbabwe demand US$1,200 per month amid rising economic struggles, calling out government mistreatment and inadequate wages. Â
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Harare City Council is struggling to procure fuel after suppliers rejected ZWG payments, affecting service delivery amid allegations of mismanagement and misplaced …
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President Mnangagwa commits mining royalties to support Zimbabwe’s currency and warns against parallel market activities amid ongoing economic reforms.