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ZiG usage climbs to 40 percent, but the US dollar remains the preferred currency as Zimbabwe eyes full dedollarization by 2030.

Minister blames health crisis on rogue officials, saying corrupt workers are derailing Mnangagwa’s efforts to reform Zimbabwe’s public sector.

Obert Manduna, ex-CCC lawmaker, sentenced for defrauding buyer in land scam. Court suspends part of sentence if restitution is made.

Zimbabwe ramps up responsible holiday policing to tackle road safety violations, crime, and public disorder ahead of national holidays

Zimbabwe launches $50 million agricultural buffer fund and transfers state land control to AFC to improve financing and boost productivity.

Otedola says banks courted him with charm before turning aggressive when his oil fortune crumbled during the 2008 crash.

Kariba mayor faces backlash over Zanu PF meeting as CCC members accuse him of disloyalty, fueling party tensions and internal disputes.

Labour Court orders Fidelity Life to pay over US$271,000 in back pay and damages to a dismissed employee after a lengthy legal …

Transport ministry and the President’s office overspend 2025 budget, while public services like health and education fall short in spending.

Indigenous tobacco policy in Zimbabwe gains momentum as local farmers demand representation, funding access, and inclusion in a billion-dollar industry’s future.