On Workers’ Day, Zimbabwean labor unions protest poor working conditions, transforming the holiday into a platform for demanding economic justice.
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Harare’s informal traders resist new by-laws banning CBD vending, arguing they aggravate economic struggles and threaten livelihoods.
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Zimbabwean workers plan to demonstrate for better wages on Labour Day, raising tensions with the government. Police have warned against protests, but …
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Nelson Chamisa promises to address Zimbabwe’s issues immediately, not waiting for future elections, signaling a new approach to political engagement.
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Zimbabwe’s economy faces yet another severe blow as the country’s annual inflation rate skyrockets to a staggering 575%. The latest data from …
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Civil servants in Zimbabwe face severe financial hardship as President Mnangagwa’s promises on improved wages and housing benefits remain unmet, leading to …
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Recent by-elections in Zimbabwe have led to significant political shifts, with Zanu PF capitalizing on opposition resignations to consolidate power.
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President Mnangagwa’s close association with businessman Wicknell Chivayo sparks unrest and speculation within Zimbabwe’s ruling party, Zanu PF.
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In a significant turn of events, Zimbabwe’s innovative currency initiative, known as the ‘Zig,’ has played a pivotal role in curbing the …
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Recent by-elections in Zimbabwe recorded low voter turnout, with Zanu PF winning in Mt Pleasant and Harare East, signaling widespread disengagement among …