The U.S. has suspended foreign aid to Zimbabwe under Trump’s America First agenda, urging the country to fund its own healthcare programs.
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Rising inflation in Zimbabwe challenges small businesses with reduced consumer purchasing power, higher operational costs, and supply chain disruptions.
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Zimbabwe advances recycling and waste management through community efforts, government programs, and innovative projects, fostering environmental sustainability.
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Zimbabwe’s government backs youth-led innovations with funding and collaboration, tackling drug abuse, and fostering a healthier, progressive society.
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Zimbabwe and India will sign an MOU next month, enhancing cooperation in defence, security, and training programs.
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Civic groups unite to challenge Zimbabwe’s constitutional amendments, mobilizing nationwide efforts to block President Mnangagwa’s controversial third-term ambitions.
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Zimbabwe faces economic pressures from Trump’s policies, including a stronger U.S. dollar and reduced international healthcare funding.
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Zimbabwe’s manufacturing sector exhibits both growth and challenges. While certain subsectors have expanded, the overall contribution to GDP has declined.
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Foreign investment continues to be pivotal in advancing Zimbabwe’s energy sector, with significant developments in renewable energy projects and policy reforms aimed at creating a conducive environment for international investors.
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Zimbabwe anticipates 6.2 percent economic growth in 2025, fueled by agriculture recovery and global commodity market improvements.