Zimbabwe’s government announces new laws to combat social media misuse, aiming to protect national security and counter rising online misinformation and disinformation threats.
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Tendai Mashamhanda battles an eviction notice, fighting for his family’s right to stay in their luxurious Highlands home amidst legal and property disputes in Harare, Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa has vowed to ensure that no one in the country dies of hunger, as he launched a food…
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Zimbabwe’s health workers, including doctors and nurses, have announced a two-day strike over low salaries starting Thursday. The move has been criticized…
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Transport Minister Mhona clarifies Zimbabwe’s road upgrades aim for enduring national development, not merely impressing SADC Summit guests.
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Former Finance Minister Tendai Biti fined $300 for assaulting a businesswoman, apologizes in court, highlighting a moment of accountability for public figures.
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In Harare, Quest Financial employees mastermind a $720K heist, highlighting insider threats. Police action showcases effective crime solving.
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Zimbabwe’s healthcare workers have announced a two-day strike starting Thursday to protest their low salaries and poor working conditions. The strike comes…
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Ushewekunze, a suburb of Harare, has been facing chronic water shortages for years, forcing residents to rely on unsafe and unreliable sources…
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Facing economic challenges, Zimbabwean teachers are demanding US$1,200 monthly salaries, citing severe depreciation of the local currency and escalating living costs.