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President Emmerson Mnangagwa insists ZANU PF follow the constitution, stressing discipline, integrity, and respect for term limits in party governance.

Zimbabwe’s national debt has reached $20.5 billion, driven by local borrowing, impacting economic stability. The government plans debt restructuring to manage the crisis.

Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube delivers a tight 2024 Mid Term Budget Review, promoting the ZiG currency for economic stability and growth.

Botswana encourages Zimbabwean businesses to utilize its International Financial Services Centre, offering economic stability and favorable tax laws for growth.

Stanbic Bank expands its ATM network across Zimbabwe, improving accessibility and convenience for clients with new technologies.

The latest Auditor-General’s report reveals systemic corruption and mismanagement in Zimbabwe’s public sectors, calling for urgent government action and reforms.

Harare’s Town Clerk, Hosiah Chisango, has been arrested over a $9.2 million street lights tender awarded to Moses Mpofu, amid corruption allegations.

Africa sees a significant rise in cyberattacks, with Ethiopia and Zimbabwe leading. The continent averages 2,960 attacks weekly per organization.

Zimbabwe boosts maize imports to combat food insecurity caused by severe drought, with government and international support aimed at stabilizing food supply and prices.

Zimbabwe’s Finance Secretary disputes the Auditor General’s findings on undelivered vehicles, asserting that the issues were already known and being addressed.