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Zimbabwe’s currency, the Zimbabwe Gold, has stabilised over the past six months but people are preferring to use the United States dollar because they have no confidence in the local…

There was a drastic improvement in the presence of ministers in Parliament for question time as only 13 sent apologies. This was five less than the 18 that gave apologies…

Zimbabwe has replaced the old-class based driving licence system with a more comprehensive categorisation to comply with Southern African Development Community requirements and international best practices. The categorisation is as…

One of the late Zimbabwe African National Union national chairman Herbert Chitepo’s bodyguards, Benson Nicodemus Kadzinga, whose chimurenga name was Sadat Kafumazuva, is still alive, 50 years after the bomb…

Zimbabwe legislator Prisca Mupfumira says it is unthinkable to discuss abortion in Zimbabwe because the country has just abolished the death penalty.  Speaking in the Senate today, Mupfumira said allowing…

Zimbabwe has been named one of the 43 countries that could face a travel ban from the United States, but it is in the third, much safer, category which has…

Zimbabweans are among the most taxed people in the World. According to fact-checking organisation, Zimfact, Zimbabweans pay nearly 50 taxes in one form or another. Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube says…

It is now six months since a video clip of Mashonaland Central legislator Dorothy Mashonganyika went viral after she told Parliament that men should have more sex and eat beetroot…

Zimbabwe’s education is not declining at all but is on the rise, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Tonderai Moyo says. Responding to a question from Senator Sengezo Tshabangu who said…

Zimbabwe was ranked the sixth most visited tourist destination in Africa in 2024, two notches below the Southern African regional powerhouse, South Africa, according to AfricaFactsZone. Zimbabwe, which has been…