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A tragic Zimbabwe bus accident near Lutumba tollgate claimed 24 lives and injured over 30. Witnesses blame speeding, while authorities investigate the crash

Zimbabwe’s Agriculture Minister Anxious Masuka has been named Best World Minister at the World Government Summit in Dubai for his leadership in rural development.

U.S. funding cuts have shut down HIV clinics in Zimbabwe, putting thousands at risk. Parliament is calling for urgent action to secure alternative funding.

Zimbabwe mandates electronic money for all businesses to drive business formalization in Zimbabwe, improve tax compliance, and reduce revenue losses from informality

Zimbabwean police have issued a warrant for Blessed Geza over charges of theft, inciting public violence, and undermining the president’s authority.

Zimbabwe has introduced a foreign policy doctrine emphasizing sovereignty, economic growth, and international cooperation while strengthening national interests.

Harare City Council is losing over $10 million annually due to financial mismanagement and an inefficient billing system, Mayor Jacob Mafume reveals

President Mnangagwa urges his cabinet to focus on Vision 2030, improve governance, and drive economic transformation with bold and decisive leadership.

Zimbabwe confirms it has enough grain to last until April, reassures citizens on food security, and announces new economic policies and Youth Day celebrations.

The goat tender fraud trial was postponed due to a lawyer’s bereavement, with the judge pushing for a swift resolution before the court term ends