Zimbabwe races against time to boost its athlete roster for the Paris 2024 Olympics, embodying national pride and determination.
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Zimbabwe’s Anti-corruption Commission turns the tide against graft, seizing over $130 million in illegal assets and restoring public trust.
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In a distressing road mishap, Minister Mombeshora’s vehicle hits a cyclist in Chinhoyi, leaving the rider in critical condition.
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After Nelson Chamisa’s sudden exit from CCC, the party prepares to name a new leader, marking a significant shift in its leadership …
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After 25 influential years, Weaver Press, a cornerstone of Zimbabwean literary culture, announces its closure, leaving a legacy of storytelling and resilience.
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Cuban Vice President Salvador Valdes Mesa’s visit to Zimbabwe strengthens bilateral ties and brings support for Zimbabwe’s UN Security Council seat bid.
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In a decisive move, President Mnangagwa reaffirms Priscilla Chigumba’s role as ZEC Chair, amidst past electoral disputes and public skepticism.
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In Zimbabwe’s volatile retail landscape, Meikles Limited faces a tough battle against the in-store exchange rate policy, striving to keep up in …
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Nelson Chamisa, the opposition leader in Zimbabwe, has unexpectedly quit the Citizens Coalition for Change, a party he established only last year.
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A momentous turn in Zimbabwean politics as the judgement in Job Sikhala’s contentious case is postponed, spotlighting the nation’s charged legal and …