Arts and humanities education in Zimbabwean schools fosters creativity, career growth, and cultural preservation, preparing students for the global job market.
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Zimbabwe’s sports infrastructure investments promise economic growth, global sports competitiveness, and community enrichment through modernized facilities and strategic partnerships.
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CCC leaders file an urgent High Court application to challenge Tshabangu’s dismissal, calling it unconstitutional and a violation of party authority.
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Nelson Chamisa denies Harare land corruption claims and calls for President Mnangagwa to also appear before the commission of inquiry.
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WFP calls for urgent funding to address Zimbabwe’s food crisis caused by El Nino-induced drought, leaving over 50 percent of the population food insecure.
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Sports in Zimbabwe unite communities, empower youth, and drive economic growth, fostering social change across the nation.
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The Zambezi River ecosystem faces serious threats due to climate change, including declining water levels, loss of biodiversity, and economic challenges for communities.
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Solar energy is revolutionizing rural Zimbabwe, offering affordable electricity, boosting livelihoods, and driving sustainable economic growth
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Namibia’s opposition warns of long-term chaos tied to Zanu PF’s interference in elections and its alliance with SWAPO, raising regional concerns.
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Zimbabwe’s ancient wonders like the Great Zimbabwe Ruins are a rich legacy that deserves preservation and can drive cultural and economic growth