Zimbabwe calls on U.S. investors to fund its coal industry as energy policies shift. Minister Moyo guarantees investment security and economic benefits
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Journalist Blessed Mhlanga remains in detention as his lawyer expresses concerns about his family and urges authorities to grant his bail appeal.
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Neddy Kabungaidze’s story shows how education empowered her to break free from violence and inspire change in Zimbabwe.
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Police have identified four victims of the deadly Mutare truck accident, suspected to have been caused by brake failure along Christmas Pass
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A decade after Itai Dzamara’s disappearance, Zimbabwe faces mounting pressure to provide answers as activists demand accountability and justice.
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A ZRP detective was fatally shot in Bulawayo while pursuing armed robbery suspects. Police are investigating the incident and vow to fight crime
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Indian mining firm Vardhaan teams up with Zimbabwe’s Microlight to explore lithium and develop local battery and electric vehicle production.
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Churches in Zimbabwe urge the government to uphold the constitution amid calls for President Mnangagwa to extend his rule beyond the current term limits
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Media groups warn Mnangagwa that the new broadcasting bill restricts press freedom, ignores public concerns, and discourages foreign investment in Zimbabwe’s media sector.
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ZANU PF has expelled war veteran Blessed Geza over his opposition to Mnangagwa’s extended rule, citing indiscipline and factionalism.