CCC leader Nelson Chamisa and 79 activists claim they are facing police brutality in custody following their arrest during a protest in Harare.
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The Zimbabwe Peace Project reveals a disturbing trend of food aid being distributed based on political affiliation, excluding opposition supporters.
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The government introduces new legislation to empower female miners, providing support, protection, and clear mining title ownership.
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Zimbabwe’s opposition leader and 78 youths will appear in court following their arrest during protests in Harare, a critical moment for the country’s political future.
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A Zimbabwean government official, Marian Chombo, has raised concerns about a potential lost generation due to the pervasiveness of drug and substance abuse in Norton. Chombo, Minister of State for Mashonaland West Provincial Affairs and Devolution, visited the Fight Against Substances and Addictions (FASSA) Rehabilitation Centre and witnessed the devastating impact of drug abuse on young people, including educated professionals.
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The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) is investigating businessman Wicknell Chivayo and ZANU-PF associates over allegations of a murky $40 million elections deal and money laundering, signaling a strong stance against corruption.
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Wicknell Chivayo’s influence extends to African leaders, sparking controversy and debate over his business activities and political connections.
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Residents in Harare, Zimbabwe, grapple with a nightmarish sanitation crisis as raw sewage overflows from dilapidated toilets, flooding their homes and raising fears of disease outbreaks.
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Zimbabwe’s stock market is set for significant changes as ZIDA prompts the government to scrap vesting rules. This move aims to enhance market liquidity and attract more foreign investment, making the financial markets more competitive and appealing.
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Nelson Chamisa criticizes President Mnangagwa and businessman Wicknell Chivayo over a controversial $40 million ZEC tender, questioning electoral integrity.