Zimbabwe faces a critical blood supply crisis due to significant testing delays, putting essential healthcare services at risk.
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Zimbabwe’s retail and wholesale sectors face growth challenges due to El Niño, impacting demand and food security.
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Villagers in Matabeleland South express concerns as traditional values face threats from modern lifestyles and foreign cultural influences.
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Ignatius Chombo loses court challenge over the subdivision of his 3000-hectare farm, marking a significant moment in Zimbabwe’s land reform efforts.
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As Zimbabwe cracks down on street vendors, traders turn to WhatsApp to keep their businesses alive, showcasing resilience and adaptability in tough times.
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Facing a government crackdown, Zimbabwean street currency traders are migrating their US dollar transactions to WhatsApp. This shift underscores the challenges surrounding the country’s new gold-backed currency, the ZiG, and the ongoing fight against a persistent black market.
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Danmore Mambondiani, a ZANU PF youth league member, faces suspension after allegedly attempting to bribe party officials to secure a high-ranking position.
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In Zimbabwe, rising maternal healthcare costs and poor access are exacerbating a silent epidemic, threatening the lives of many women.
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Chiwenga’s nursing school, established amid political tensions, faces closure and review due to factional conflicts and operational challenges.
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Zimbabwe’s Parliament is debating a proposal to commercialize public hospital services, aiming to boost revenue and healthcare quality.