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Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa has vowed to ensure that no one in the country dies of hunger, as he launched a food …

Zimbabwe’s health workers, including doctors and nurses, have announced a two-day strike over low salaries starting Thursday. The move has been criticized …

Transport Minister Mhona clarifies Zimbabwe’s road upgrades aim for enduring national development, not merely impressing SADC Summit guests.

Former Finance Minister Tendai Biti fined $300 for assaulting a businesswoman, apologizes in court, highlighting a moment of accountability for public figures.

In Harare, Quest Financial employees mastermind a $720K heist, highlighting insider threats. Police action showcases effective crime solving.

Zimbabwe’s healthcare workers have announced a two-day strike starting Thursday to protest their low salaries and poor working conditions. The strike comes …

Ushewekunze, a suburb of Harare, has been facing chronic water shortages for years, forcing residents to rely on unsafe and unreliable sources …

Facing economic challenges, Zimbabwean teachers are demanding US$1,200 monthly salaries, citing severe depreciation of the local currency and escalating living costs.

Zimbabwe’s ruling party, Zanu PF, enlists security agents to combat escalating internal disputes and public dissent, highlighting deep-rooted issues amidst economic challenges.

Zimbabwe has scrapped the Continuous Assessment Learning Area (CALA) and introduced school-based projects as a new way of assessing students’ learning outcomes. …