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The government got seed worth over US$62 million from seed companies and never paid for it, leaving producers in crisis in an already tough drought-hit season. The Zimbabwe Seed Association,…

An overwhelming number of Zimbabweans who have left the country have done so to look for jobs and most of them have less than lower secondary education, the World Bank…

Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa suffered a terrible blow yesterday when his preferred candidate for mayor of Harare Elvis Ruzani was beaten by former mayor Jacob Mafume, a…

Zambia and Zimbabwe will be allocated the least amount of water on record for electricity generation next year due to plunging levels at Lake Kariba. The Zambezi River Authority, co-owned…

The International Federation of the Red Cross has described the cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe as one of the “ten deadly emergencies” of 2023 that did not get much world media…

Zimbabwe presented its 2024 budget in Zimbabwe dollars, though more than 80% of the transactions in the country are in United States dollars, because people must accept that the Zimbabwe…

Zimbabwe police have released the names of 30 drug barons and suppliers who were recently convicted as part of their name and shame exercise in the fight against drug abuse.…

Britain is committed to a constructive dialogue with Zimbabwe to support governance and economic reforms, Minister for Development and Africa Andrerw Mitchell said yesterday. He was responding to a series…

Government bureaucracy has left one of the country’s most promising solar projects needing business rescue, reflecting the frustrations that many potential energy investors face in Zimbabwe. The 20MW Harava solar…

Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa seems to be losing control of the party though his supporters on the social media platform X are painting a totally different picture.…