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Zimbabwe’s women’s football is set for a major overhaul as the country’s football association announced the dissolution of the executive committee that …

In a landmark decision, Zimbabwe’s cabinet abolishes the death penalty, marking a significant stride towards enhancing human rights and justice reform.

Former Minister Walter Mzembi stresses the need for psychological care in Zimbabwe, from war veterans in government to the economically distressed populace

Zimbabwe’s Parliamentary Legal Committee raises alarms over the Integrated Electronic Case Management System, citing accessibility and fairness concerns.

Zimbabwe’s leading life insurance provider, Econet Life, has announced a new promotion to reward parents and schools that sign up for its …

A UK-based care company that serves NHS patients has been accused of exploiting migrant workers from Africa by charging them exorbitant fees …

President Mnangagwa emphasizes alignment of ministerial programs with Zimbabwe’s economic goals, prioritizing infrastructure development and transformative initiatives nationwide.

Defying political pressure, Bulawayo Mayor David Coltart vows to serve his term, distancing from CCC infighting and prioritizing city welfare.

Zimbabwe has become the latest African country to end the death penalty, a practice inherited from British colonial rule. The cabinet approved …

A security aide at the ruling party headquarters in Zimbabwe has been fined US$200 for assaulting the deputy minister of tourism and …