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Zimbabwe capital, Harare, is now down to 10 active coronavirus cases after 80 people recovered yesterday. The country recorded two deaths and 190 new cases yesterday but 520 recovered leaving…

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa says his mantra, nyika inovakwa nevene vayo, is a philosophy and ideology of self-determination and national responsibility which ensures debt-free development of Zimbabwe. Writing in the…

Zimbabwe’s Monetary Policy Committee has called on the central bank to explore additional measures to ensure increased appetite for the use of the local currency for both transactions and store-of-value.…

The situation at Zimbabwe’s schools is now back to normal as more than 95% of the teachers are back at work, Deputy Education Minister Edgar Moyo told the Senate yesterday.…

The Zimbabwean who fought for Britain in Iraq and Afghanistan but was due to be deported yesterday was removed from the bus before it left for Heathrow Airport at the…

United States President Joe Biden, one of the sponsors of the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery bill in 2001 together with Hilary Clinton and Jesse Helms, has extended sanctions on…

Zimbabwe yesterday abstained from a United Nations resolution calling on Russia to stop its offensive in Ukraine because it does not believe that is the best way to handle the…

The British government is regurgitating the same statement about human rights abuses in Zimbabwe ahead of the 26 March by-elections. Two ministers, one in the House of Lords and the…

Of the 18 richest people in Africa, only five of them are Black. That’s right: on the continent of Africa, 72 percent of the richest people are either white or…

More Zimbabweans yesterday got the third coronavirus booster shot than those who received their first or second doses with 3 991 getting the third dose, 2 870 the first, and…