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Two violent attacks in Zimbabwe, including an axe assault and a fatal stabbing, followed rejected sexual advances, police said.

The High Court has granted Powertel’s application in the Powertel arbitration dispute with Dandemutande, ordering the Commercial Arbitration Centre to appoint a …

A surgical camp in Harare offers free heart operations to children, bringing hope to families unable to afford treatment abroad.

UN experts say the PVO law burdens women’s rights groups in Zimbabwe, restricting advocacy and deepening inequality through harmful norms and weak …

Zimbabwe court orders Chief Seke to retract Zanu PF slogans, ruling they breach the constitutional ban on partisan politics for traditional leaders.

Kariba Dam rehabilitation reaches a new milestone with the Sluice 5 test, bringing the vital Zambia–Zimbabwe power project closer to completion.

Police roll out nationwide crackdown on reckless drivers and robbers ahead of Heroes and Defence Forces holidays.

The U.S. halts routine visa processing in Zimbabwe, citing visa overstays and failure to cooperate on key immigration agreements.

ZiG usage climbs to 40 percent, but the US dollar remains the preferred currency as Zimbabwe eyes full dedollarization by 2030.

Minister blames health crisis on rogue officials, saying corrupt workers are derailing Mnangagwa’s efforts to reform Zimbabwe’s public sector.