Zimbabwean opposition leader Job Sikhala warns that jailing political activists will only strengthen their resolve and calls for dialogue over persecution.
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A crisis is unfolding in Zimbabwe as child abuse cases rise, with heartbreaking stories of guardians exploiting children for rituals and abuse. Experts urge reforms and stronger protections to end this cycle of suffering and betrayal.
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The PSL has fined Highlanders and Simba Bhora $6,000 each for fan violence during the Chibuku Super Cup match. Referee Cecil Ngwezere has been suspended for poor officiating.
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Zimbabwe’s new currency, the ZiG, has lost significant value, costing the country $3.15 billion in revenue
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A recent report reveals that Masvingo province has the highest rate of child food poverty in Zimbabwe, with 58% of children facing severe nutrition challenges.
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President Mnangagwa appeals for $5.8 billion in aid at the UN General Assembly to tackle Zimbabwe’s economic crisis amid hopes for regional stability.
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More than 200,000 home seekers in Harare have been left stranded as the City Council faces accusations of corruption and collusion with land barons, abandoning the official waiting list and resulting in millions of dollars in losses.
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Amid Zimbabwe’s worsening economic crisis, thousands of children are being pushed into hazardous labor, missing out on education and enduring the harsh realities of survival.
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Zimbabwe confirms that Starlink will not receive special tax exemptions and must follow the same rules as local internet providers
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Zimbabwe unveils a strategic plan to combat ongoing power shortages caused by the El Niño drought, focusing on renewable energy and efficiency programs to stabilize the national grid.