During Workers’ Day in Harare, anti-government activists were prevented from speaking, causing a stir among attendees and critics.
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On Workers’ Day, Zimbabwe’s opposition blasts the government for failing to meet labor demands, calling for political reforms.
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In Zimbabwe, a measles and mumps outbreak has claimed the lives of 35 children, highlighting severe public health challenges.
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On Workers’ Day, Zimbabwean labor unions protest poor working conditions, transforming the holiday into a platform for demanding economic justice.
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In Zimbabwe, the weakening of the opposition party CCC and the dominance of Zanu PF are eroding democratic discourse, posing serious threats …
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Civil servants in Zimbabwe face severe financial hardship as President Mnangagwa’s promises on improved wages and housing benefits remain unmet, leading to …
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Recent by-elections in Zimbabwe recorded low voter turnout, with Zanu PF winning in Mt Pleasant and Harare East, signaling widespread disengagement among …
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ZimParks is experiencing severe resource limitations, affecting its capability to effectively manage escalating human-wildlife conflicts. The authority requires increased support to ensure …
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Tawanda Dzvokora emphasizes the critical role of the Zimbabwean diaspora in national development and advocates for their rights to vote and participate …
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Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube increases tax-free threshold to ZiG 1,356, aiming to stabilize the economy with new fiscal policies amidst the transition …