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Botswana’s President Duma Boko plans to grant temporary work permits to undocumented Zimbabweans, addressing labor gaps and reducing community tensions.

Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a pivotal role in advancing development and resilience in Zimbabwe’s rural communities.

Zimbabwe initiates debt restructuring talks to tackle $21 billion in arrears, aiming to restore economic stability and re-enter international capital markets.

Zimbabwe’s gold-backed currency gains as central bank tightens monetary policy; further budget measures expected to support the ZiG’s role.

Family structures in Zimbabwe are undergoing significant transformations, influencing social norms and individual roles within the community.

President Mnangagwa calls for the return of colonial-era war heroes’ remains from Britain, as part of Zimbabwe’s broader demand for justice and reparations.

EcoCash achieves full integration with all banks in Zimbabwe, enabling wallet-to-bank transfers, promoting financial inclusion, and improving convenience for millions.

Walter Mzembi warns Zimbabweans to focus on internal strategies rather than relying on foreign elections to oust Zanu PF.

Cde Jaison Chirinda was honored as a national hero in Nyatsime, where family, friends, and political leaders gathered to celebrate his unwavering dedication to Zimbabwe’s liberation. His contributions to the nation were remembered ahead of his burial at the National Heroes Acre.

Harare’s swift urban expansion presents both opportunities and challenges, necessitating strategic planning to ensure sustainable growth and improved living conditions.