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Climate change poses a severe threat to Zimbabwe’s education sector, with natural disasters and poor infrastructure hindering students’ learning environments

Amnesty International urges Zimbabwe to release jailed CCC activists and investigate allegations of police torture, stressing the importance of human rights.

Job Sikhala plans to sue the State for wrongful persecution after being acquitted on charges of inciting violence and publishing falsehoods, calling his detention political abuse.

Zimbabwe plans to attract investors at Expo 2025 in Japan, showcasing its economic potential and fostering international partnerships.

Zimbabwe needs $2.5 billion in foreign reserves to fully de-dollarize, aiming to stabilize its new currency, ZiG, and reduce U.S. dollar dependence.

Zimbabwe faces potential protests during the SADC summit. The government is on high alert to prevent any unrest during Mnangagwa’s chairmanship.

The ZEC faces criticism for not condemning Army Chief Sanyatwe’s voting remarks, sparking concerns about the integrity of Zimbabwe’s upcoming elections.

The High Court has acquitted opposition politician Job Sikhala, overturning his convictions for publishing falsehoods and inciting public violence, in a significant legal victory.

Prestige Massive’s 1,200 MW coal-fired power and chrome smelting plant in Beitbridge is set to transform the town’s economy and create numerous job opportunities.

A thief drowned while fleeing from a Banket man. The court acquitted the man of murder but convicted him of assault.