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Discover five side hustles for students in Zimbabwe to earn money, including freelancing, tutoring, agribusiness, and content creation

Zimbabwe is attracting international business through policy reforms, investment incentives, and infrastructure upgrades, despite challenges like policy inconsistency.

Siqokoqela Mphoko files $500K lawsuit, claiming malicious prosecution and reputational harm after his acquittal of fabricated charges

Zimbabwe has made strides in rural electrification, yet significant challenges persist. Addressing funding constraints, infrastructure deficits, and policy inconsistencies through diversified energy sources and public-private partnerships is crucial for achieving universal access.

Foreign investment continues to be pivotal in advancing Zimbabwe’s energy sector, with significant developments in renewable energy projects and policy reforms aimed at creating a conducive environment for international investors.

The JSC swears in 15 magistrates, aiming to improve access to justice, reduce backlogs, and enhance efficiency in Zimbabwe’s judiciary

Zimbabwe anticipates 6.2 percent economic growth in 2025, fueled by agriculture recovery and global commodity market improvements.

Police arrest over 5,000 offenders in Harare’s CBD to restore order, improve safety, and enforce traffic regulations effectively.

Suspects in the fraudulent sale of former Minister Dzingai Mutumbuka’s mansion face trial after a court found sufficient evidence for a criminal case.

Zimbabwe’s trade growth is fueled by top exports like gold, nickel, tobacco, platinum, ferrochrome, and agricultural products, supporting its economy.