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Zimbabwean businessmen Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe claim government officials took the majority of funds from a US$40 million election materials tender, alleging selective prosecution after exposing corruption within the ZEC contract.

Zimbabwe’s new policies provide full mining ownership rights and protections for foreign investors, with added incentives for local mineral beneficiation

A ZimParks ranger is on trial for killing three lions in Hwange National Park, citing self-defense. The case raises conservation and ranger safety concerns.

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe affirms the legality of the Zimbabwe Gold currency, countering claims questioning its validity due to the expiration of its statutory instrument.

Mbira music shapes Zimbabwean identity through its spiritual, cultural, and social roles, preserving heritage in the modern world

Security firms in Zimbabwe partner with the Police Support Unit to enhance protection in response to an increase in nationwide robberies.

A lawyer argues Zimbabwe’s ZiG currency is no longer legal tender due to an expired statutory instrument, raising concerns about currency stability and legal clarity.

Former CCC leader Nelson Chamisa announces a divinely inspired political comeback, emphasizing a peaceful approach to reform Zimbabwe and condemning the current administration’s alleged corruption and violence.

Zimbabwe’s ambassador to Botswana has engaged with local police to ensure the safety of Zimbabweans amid threats of violence related to election tensions and alleged ZANU-PF interference.

Zimbabwe’s anti-sanctions protest outside the U.S. Embassy in Harare saw a low turnout as the U.S. clarifies that only top officials face sanctions, countering claims from President Mnangagwa’s government.