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Zimbabwe dollar falls by 4 cents
The Zimbabwe dollar today fell by four cents to average $81.71 at today’s foreign currency auction down from $81.67 last week. A total of US$29.7 million was allotted to 175…
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Zimbabwe launches new five year-economic development plan
Zimbabwe today launched its new ambitious five-year economic development plan, which is targeting a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate of five percent a year to catapult the country into…
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Strive Masiyiwa accused of stealing medical app and defaming the original makers
An ugly kerfuffle has broken out at the highest levels of the African Union’s coronavirus containment effort, with the makers of a medical app accusing one of Africa’s most renowned…
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Surge in coronavirus cases in Matebeleland worrying
There has been a sudden surge in the number of coronavirus cases in Matebeleland over the past two weeks raising fears that the government might be forced to revise its…
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Jonathan Moyo “the Goebbels of Africa” has used social media to exploit a gullible Zimbabwe media to remain relevant
Political science students at the University of Zimbabwe from 1988 to 1993 would have hardly believed that their lecturer, Jonathan Moyo, would one day work with Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe…
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Active coronavirus cases in Zimbabwe in the rise
The number of active coronavirus cases is increasing across Zimbabwe and has almost doubled from 230 at the beginning of the month to 433 today. Though Bulawayo and Harare continue…
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Two Zimbabweans die of coronavirus as active cases continue to rise
Two Zimbabweans, one from Bulawayo and another from Masvingo, died of coronavirus today as the number of active cases continued to rise and now stands at 418. Bulawayo now has…
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Zimbabwe family robbed of US$87 000 and R38 000 cash
Zimbabwe police today reported that a family from Esigodini, about 40km south of Bulawayo, was robbed of US$87 000 and R38 000 cash on Monday. The family was attacked by…
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Mnangagwa warns striking teachers to go back to work
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday warned striking teachers to go back to work saying that one could not be a teacher when one was not teaching. Addressing people in Buhera…
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Mining investors say Zimbabwe should liberalise gold sales
Gold mining investors are pressuring Zimbabwe to change a law forcing producers to sell their output to the central bank, which part pays them in local currency that’s worthless outside…