A critical shortage of medical equipment, like functioning radiotherapy machines, and a concerning rise in patients prioritizing herbal remedies over conventional medicine are creating a healthcare crisis in Zimbabwe. This is delaying cancer diagnosis and treatment, significantly reducing patient survival rates.
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A US$7 million mansion in Harare, Zimbabwe, is back in the spotlight after a controversial ownership change. The opulent property, previously owned by Augustine Chihuri, the former police chief who fled the country in 2017, now belongs to Wicknell Chivayo, a businessman with a criminal past and close ties to President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
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Eunice Sandi-Moyo, former Bulawayo minister, was denied national heroine status but will receive a state-assisted funeral, President Mnangagwa confirmed.
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Zimbabwe intensifies enforcement against businesses selling expired and underweight goods, aiming to protect consumer rights and safety.
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The public hearing on Zimbabwe’s controversial PVO Bill ended abruptly amid heckling from ZANU-PF supporters, raising concerns over democratic processes.
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Delta Corporation will pay $46 million due to a new sugar tax, significantly impacting its financials and leading to higher product prices across Zimbabwe.
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As Zimbabwe prepares for the SADC Summit, extensive road repairs highlight disparities in government priorities amid economic challenges.
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In response to a severe drought, Zimbabwe’s government plans to distribute 50,000 metric tons of food aid monthly to vulnerable populations.
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Zimbabwe enlists the RBZ’s Financial Intelligence Unit to curb illegal exchange rate activities, aiming to stabilize the local currency and economy.
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Zimbabwe faces a hunger crisis after El Niño devastated crops. The country negotiates maize imports from Brazil and seeks international assistance to address food insecurity.