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Zimbabwean opposition activist Jacob Ngarivhume has been denied bail after his arrest for allegedly inciting public violence, sparking outcry from supporters and rights groups.

Zimbabwe’s government tackles power and rail issues to revive the struggling manufacturing sector, aiming for a stronger, industrialized economy.

Judith Buzuzi elected as president of CGI Zimbabwe, leading the institute into a new era of governance and accountancy excellence.

A Zimbabwean woman brought a tortoise to her workplace, threatening her HR manager with black magic over an unpaid salary, highlighting the intersection of cultural beliefs and professional environments.

Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume calls for unity among councilors from different political parties, stressing the importance of cross-party collaboration to drive the city’s progress.

Zimbabwe bans alluvial mining to protect rivers from degradation, signaling a major shift in environmental policy.

The Supreme Court has dismissed Zemqos’s $10 million lawsuit against City Parking, rejecting claims of a breached verbal contract.

Japan provides $1.4 million in food aid to 26,000 Zimbabwean families hit hard by a severe El Niño-induced drought.

Nelson Chamisa rejects calls to step down, insists on continuing the fight for Zimbabwe’s future amid growing criticism.

Zimbabwe’s gold-backed digital currency, ZiG, now represents 40% of transactions, offering a more stable alternative in an economy plagued by inflation.