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In a surprising turn of events at the African Games, a Zimbabwean triathlete found herself on the wrong route but managed to…

Following the devastating bus crash in Beitbridge, the government commits to aiding victims’ families and emphasizes the need for enhanced road safety and vehicle insurance.

Zimbabwe’s educators reject a minimal salary hike, demanding fair compensation amid the country’s ongoing economic challenges and advocating for a return to pre-2018 wage levels.

Zimbabwe’s retailers face acute shortages, battling an economy leaning towards full dollarization. The local currency’s decline triggers a pressing need for economic stability.

MASVINGO, Zimbabwe – A rumor of a lion roaming freely in Masvingo City caused a stir among residents on Friday. However, the…

Zimbabwean authorities have leveled accusations against American officials, alleging a clandestine scheme to orchestrate regime change. Amid escalating diplomatic tensions, Zimbabwe asserts…

In a continent often beset by challenges, Zimbabwe’s police force emerges as a beacon of excellence. The Southern African Regional Police Chiefs…

In Zimbabwe, nearly 40% of women suffer from gender-based violence, revealing a deep-seated crisis that demands immediate and comprehensive action from all societal sectors.

Zimbabwe’s government admits CALA’s failure, shifts focus to heritage-based curriculum fostering student innovation skills.

Amid Zimbabwe’s worsening economic climate, civil servants are increasingly pressing for urgent salary negotiations, warning of a potential standoff with the government over wage disparities.