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President Mnangagwa calls on ministers to lead Zimbabwe’s inclusive development, emphasizing industrialization, modernization, and grassroots-focused economic growth.

The U.S. is reassessing its financial aid to Zimbabwe under Trump’s America First policy, with potential cuts affecting health care, education, and food security.

Fadzayi Mahere reports Joshua Chirambwe to the Law Society of Zimbabwe over WhatsApp sexual harassment allegations, sparking an ethics investigation into his conduct

Zimbabwe’s war veterans praise Mnangagwa’s leadership, backing his presidency beyond 2028 while dismissing internal critics and defending ZANU PF unity.

Ziyambi Ziyambi leads efforts to expel Blessed Geza from ZANU-PF after he demands Mnangagwa’s resignation, igniting tensions within the ruling party.

Business liquidation in Zimbabwe happens due to insolvency, disputes, or restructuring. Learn about the legal process, creditor obligations, and its impact on stakeholders

ZACC is investigating Walter Magaya after UNISA denied awarding him a diploma. The case involves alleged fraud linked to his ZIFA presidential bid.

Zimbabwe’s formal retailers face challenges as informal shops dominate the market. The government enforces new tax policies to regulate competition.

Rwanda condemns SADC’s military stance, accusing it of escalating the DRC conflict. As tensions rise, both sides debate the role of M23 rebels

The World Bank warns Zimbabwe that climate change could cost the country 12 percent of its GDP annually, urging urgent climate adaptation measures.