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Explore these 7 Zimbabwean dishes you must try for an authentic taste of the nation’s food culture

A massive fire at Harare’s Mbare Musika market has left vendors devastated as thousands of dollars’ worth of goods were destroyed.

The Zimbabwean government rules out dollarisation, arguing it would harm industrialisation and job creation. The Deputy Finance Minister reaffirms commitment to the multi-currency system.

Tatenda Kombora’s I Loved a Dictator examines Zimbabwe’s political system under dictatorship, shedding light on women’s struggles and governance failures

Zimbabwe has hired advisers to help tackle its $21 billion in defaulted debt, aiming to negotiate with creditors and regain access to international financing.

Chiredzi, a key sugar-producing town in Zimbabwe, is facing a mounting water crisis as residents experience inconsistent water supply.

Zimbabwe’s government grants land reform beneficiaries the right to sell properties under a new policy aimed at unlocking economic potential.

Zimbabwe compensates foreign and local farmers for land seized during Mugabe’s land reforms, marking a potential economic shift but sparking concerns about the sustainability and fairness of the process.

Zimbabwe’s Defense Minister and Army Commander have been ordered to pay $40,000 in compensation to four citizens tortured by soldiers during the 2021 lockdown.

Zimbabwe decentralizes teacher recruitment as educators demand better pay, while government revives programs to improve teaching standards