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Zimbabwe’s Treasury rules out exchange rate convergence as part of efforts to stabilize its economy and control inflation amid currency challenges.

Zimbabwe will begin compensating 444 White farmers after the controversial land seizures of 2000, with $35 million allocated in 2024 for the first payments.

Villagers in Zimbabwe’s rural areas face political repression and threats of violence for exercising their basic rights, according to a new report by the Zimbabwe Peace Project.

IMC Communications has been licensed to resell Starlink services in Zimbabwe, offering faster and cheaper internet while transforming digital access across the country

Prominent Zimbabwean politicians are under investigation for their alleged role in fixing a FIFA-sanctioned soccer match in Scotland.

US Ambassador Pamela Tremont dismisses Zimbabwean anti-sanctions protestors camped at the US Embassy for over five years, calling the demonstration “just for show.”

Discover the top five traditional crafts from Zimbabwe, including basket weaving, stone sculpture, and pottery, crafted with centuries-old techniques.

Zimbabwe reports its first Mpox cases, sparking concerns about healthcare preparedness and the potential for the virus to spread. Here’s what needs to be done to contain it.

Tawanda Majoni, a prominent investigative journalist, was summoned by Zimbabwean police but released without charges after questioning about a social media post

Zimbabwe’s ZWG currency faces ongoing challenges as retailers enforce a three-tier pricing system, weakening efforts to stabilize the local economy.