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Zimbabweans face rolling blackouts as ZESA shuts down Hwange Power Station units for maintenance. The outages are expected to last until May 2025.

Zimbabwe’s African armyworm outbreak threatens farmers’ harvests. The government is deploying pesticides to combat the infestation before it spreads further.

A 48-year-old bus driver was arrested in Komani with R2 million worth of abalone and suspected stolen goods. He faces multiple charges

ZBC’s Montrose Studios undergoes major upgrades as part of Zimbabwe’s digital transformation efforts, enhancing broadcasting technology and content quality.

KEY POINTS Zimbabwe ends the death penalty after decades of legal reforms. The government ensures all death row inmates get resentencing. UN…

The World Bank says Zimbabwe can clear its $21 billion debt through bold fiscal reforms, stabilizing inflation, and strengthening economic policies.

Mnangagwa urges police to restore order on Zimbabwe’s roads, calling for stricter enforcement, discipline in law enforcement, and investments in modern policing tools.

OK Zimbabwe fires top executives and reinstates former CEO Willard Zireva to lead the company’s recovery following stock shortages and operational struggles

Indonesia and Kenya reaffirm strong trade and diplomatic ties with Zimbabwe, as their ambassadors bid farewell to President Mnangagwa after years of cooperation.

Zimbabwe faces aid cuts as the UK and Netherlands redirect funding, raising concerns about the impact on healthcare, education, and social services across Africa.