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Zimbabwe’s biggest worker’s union has taken the State and several firms to court for insisting that employees must be inoculated against Covid-19 before reporting for work, saying there is no…

Zimbabwe’s exports are expected to increase by 21.7% to US$5.743 billion in 2021, from US$4.72 billion in 2020. This forecast is fully in sight as exports grew 21% in the…

Active coronavirus cases in Zimbabwe continued to drop yesterday with 250 new cases and 18 deaths being recorded while 336 people recovered. Active cases dropped to 9 313 but those…

Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa told the Senate yesterday that although Zimbabwe had opened vaccination to people from 14, it was not mandatory for pupils to be vaccinated to go back…

Nearly 700 people recovered from coronavirus yesterday, 113 of them in Bulawayo resulting in the number of active cases in the second city dropping to 102. There were 275 new…

Zimbabwe’s annual inflation dropped by only 6 percentage points from 56.37% in July to 50.24% this month. Month-on-month inflation, however, went up by 1.68 percentage points from 2.56% in July…

Zimbabwe Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi has promised to finalise the Marriages Bill which outlaws child marriages by the end of the current session of Parliament which according to the sitting…

Zimbabwe yesterday announced that examination classes will open on Monday, 30 August, while the rest of the classes will open a week later on 6 September. It also announced that…

Zimbabwe Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube today said the US$ 1bilion that Zimbabwe received from the International Monetary Fund in the form of special drawing rights should bolster the country’s foreign…

Zimbabwe will use more than half of the US$961 million it has been allocated by the International Monetary Fund in the form of special drawing rights to support its local…