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Zimbabwean citizens urge President Mnangagwa to reform, as youth increasingly emulate harmful leadership practices. Change is essential for the nation’s future.

Zimbabwe’s central bank has significantly bolstered its foreign exchange reserves, providing a much-needed buffer for the country’s recently introduced currency, the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG). This increase in reserves aims to address concerns about stability and confidence in the new currency.

The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission is under scrutiny for alleged obstruction of justice and intimidation tactics against judiciary members in Zimbabwe.

Informal savings clubs in Zimbabwe offer financial support but come with risks. Trust issues and lack of regulation lead to financial losses.

The Zimbabwe Exemption Permits deadline in South Africa is nearing, affecting thousands of Zimbabweans who must regularize their status or face deportation.

ZINASU President Emmanuel Sitima calls for a clean-up of Zimbabwe’s governance system, citing corruption and incompetence. He urges the government to prioritize students’ welfare.

Zimbabwe’s civil servants struggle with financial hardships, longing for the stability and better salaries of the GNU era.

Keir Starmer pledges change as Labour wins UK election, ending Conservative rule with a significant majority.

President Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe surprises many by declaring he will not pursue a third term, aiming to stabilize Zanu PF and promote the ZiG currency.

Zimbabwe is actively courting Russian tourists to boost its tourism sector, offering unique attractions and easier travel options to enhance visitor experience.