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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.

A US$1 million theft from Namibia’s SME Bank was laundered by Robert Mugabe’s pilot, Robert Mhlanga, revealing a complex cross-border financial crime network.

The U.S. is committed to improving Zimbabwe’s investment climate to foster economic growth and deepen bilateral ties.

Zimbabwe Red Cross delivers vital aid to thousands, tackling drought-induced food shortages and keeping children in school.

Zimbabwe has banned riverbed mining to safeguard water sources, addressing environmental concerns and promoting sustainable mining practices.

Zanu PF lauds Zambian President Hichilema’s remarks at the SADC Summit, embracing his endorsement of Zimbabwe’s elections amid diplomatic tensions.

President Mnangagwa inaugurates Sadc Liberation Square in Harare, celebrating Africa’s fight against colonialism as part of the Museum of African Liberation.