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Zimbabwe’s annual inflation dropped from 268.8% in October to 255% in November while month-on-month inflation fell from 3.2% to 1.8%, according to the latest figures released by the Zimbabwe National…

Zimbabwe says it has produced its largest ever wheat crop, as more farmers grew the grain and government expanded irrigation. Wheat farmers have delivered 326 687 tonnes to the Grain…

The Helen Suzman Foundation’s (HSF’s) challenge of Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi’s decision to terminate the Zimbabwe exemption permit (ZEP), which was set down for today, will now be heard…

A Benoni, Johannesburg, woman says it is better to ban black men than pit bull dogs because the dogs are better than a back man. Bookkeeper Belinda Magor was responding…

Exiled former Zimbabwe government minister Jonathan Moyo has just published a 24-point twitter thread where he provides proof that a twitter group going by the name of Team Pachedu which…

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa today said his policy of engagement and re-engagement is now paying off as the European Union, which imposed sanctions on the country at the turn of…

The passing of the highly contested Private Voluntary Organisations Amendment Bill is crucial to Zimbabwe because the regulation of non-profit organisations using the risk- based approach is one of the…

A 13-year-old cousin of the Tsholotsho, Zimbabwe, 9-year-old-girl who gave birth to a daughter by caesarian section at United Bulawayo Hospitals on 14 November, is the father of the child,…

Remittances by Zimbabweans living abroad are projected at between US$1.9 billion and US$2 billion this year, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube said in his 2023 budget statement this week. He said…

The British government yesterday said that it had no sanctions on Zimbabwe but on five individuals so these sanctions did not affect the country’s healthcare or energy sectors. This was…