ZimParks is experiencing severe resource limitations, affecting its capability to effectively manage escalating human-wildlife conflicts. The authority requires increased support to ensure community and wildlife safety.
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Zanu PF secures victories in Harare East and Mt Pleasant in Zimbabwe’s by-elections amidst a boycott by the main opposition party, CCC, calling for electoral reforms.
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President Ruto backs Zimbabwe’s new ZiG currency, lauds transformative economic policies aimed at boosting growth and sustainability.
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Zimbabweans are expressing growing frustration and disappointment as resistance mounts against the introduction of the country’s new currency, the Zimbabwean Investment Guarantee…
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Tawanda Dzvokora emphasizes the critical role of the Zimbabwean diaspora in national development and advocates for their rights to vote and participate in Zimbabwe’s political processes.
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Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube increases tax-free threshold to ZiG 1,356, aiming to stabilize the economy with new fiscal policies amidst the transition to Zimbabwe Gold currency.
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A Zimbabwean church leader’s decision to mandate his congregation buy candy exclusively from one company has sparked controversy. Churchgoers suspect a secret deal and worry about the influence religious leaders can wield.
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Zimbabwe’s recent expenditure on maize imports has surged to a staggering $437 million in just a single month. This substantial investment underscores…
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Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Company announces a $300 million Eco-Park, transforming Bulawayo into a dynamic hub for business, leisure, and culture.
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Zimbabwe’s Vice President sternly warns that the government will implement stringent measures against gold smugglers and currency manipulators, aiming to stabilize the economy and protect national resources.