A ZimParks ranger is on trial for killing three lions in Hwange National Park, citing self-defense. The case raises conservation and ranger safety concerns.
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The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe affirms the legality of the Zimbabwe Gold currency, countering claims questioning its validity due to the expiration of its statutory instrument.
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Mbira music shapes Zimbabwean identity through its spiritual, cultural, and social roles, preserving heritage in the modern world
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KEY POINTS Security firms in Zimbabwe partners with the Police Support Unit to enhance protection for high-risk operations like cash-in-transit deliveries, in…
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A lawyer argues Zimbabwe’s ZiG currency is no longer legal tender due to an expired statutory instrument, raising concerns about currency stability and legal clarity.
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Former CCC leader Nelson Chamisa announces a divinely inspired political comeback, emphasizing a peaceful approach to reform Zimbabwe and condemning the current administration’s alleged corruption and violence.
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Zimbabwe’s ambassador to Botswana has engaged with local police to ensure the safety of Zimbabweans amid threats of violence related to election tensions and alleged ZANU-PF interference.
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Zimbabwe’s anti-sanctions protest outside the U.S. Embassy in Harare saw a low turnout as the U.S. clarifies that only top officials face sanctions, countering claims from President Mnangagwa’s government.
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The Zimbabwean embassy in Botswana has confirmed that safety measures are in place to protect Zimbabweans, following reports of potential violence amid claims of election interference.
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President Mnangagwa condemns U.S. sanctions on Zimbabwe, attributing them to economic struggles and urging SADC support for lifting sanctions on Anti-Sanctions Day.