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Opposition leader Jameson Timba and 64 supporters have been denied bail in Zimbabwe, raising concerns about political suppression amid post-election protests.

CBZ Holdings is restructuring, leading to the exit of 13 senior executives. This move aims to strengthen the company’s market position and improve operational efficiency

Harare’s tech scene is booming, with companies like Econet Wireless and ZimSwitch leading innovation and reshaping Zimbabwe’s future. Discover the top five companies

The latest report reveals that young adults, particularly between ages 20 and 29, constitute the largest proportion of new prison admissions in Zimbabwe, alongside rising crime rates in regions like Harare.

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga emphasized Zimbabwe’s commitment to eradicating corruption, calling for public-private collaboration and robust legislative measures to ensure transparency and accountability.  

American investors are showing keen interest in Zimbabwe’s diverse economic opportunities, with talks of significant investments in mining, energy, and infrastructure.

VP Constantino Chiwenga labels corruption a growing security threat in Zimbabwe, urging both public and private sectors to enhance transparency and governance

ZimParks and Defend signed a 20-year MoU to boost Chizarira National Park’s conservation, inject US$3 million, and attract more foreign investment to Zimbabwe.

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has injected US$64 million into the interbank market to stabilize the ZWG, which has faced increasing pressure from widening gaps between official and parallel market exchange rates.

Zimbabwean President Mnangagwa cancels his trip to the United Nations General Assembly amid rising political uncertainty following his controversial re-election.