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Editor 21 July 2024 No Comment

Zimbabwe medical students flee; choose to train in Zambia instead – here is why

By Global Press Journal HARARE: At a nursing school in Zambia, many of the students aren’t from Zambia at all.

Editor 21 July 2024 No Comment

Former Zimbabwe international named Kent head coach

By BBC News Former Zimbabwe international Mark Dekker has been named Kent‘s interim head coach for the One-Day Cup. The

U.S ambassador to Zimbabwe, Pamela Tremont

Editor 20 July 2024 No Comment

US wants reforms before it returns to key Zimbabwe debt talks: Ambassador

By Reuters HARARE: The United States wants to see key reforms before rejoining debt resolution talks between Zimbabwe and multilateral

Former South African President Jacob Zuma

Editor 20 July 2024 No Comment

Former South African president Zuma faces expulsion from the ANC after joining a rival party

By Associated Press CAPE TOWN: Former South African President Jacob Zuma’s disciplinary hearing with the African National Congress was postponed Wednesday

Editor 19 July 2024 No Comment

A quarter of rural Zimbabwean population defecate in the open, says official estimate

By News24 One quarter of rural Zimbabweans have no access to ablution facilities at all, according to a new formal

Editor 19 July 2024 No Comment

US pledges $39 million to fight hunger in drought-hit Zimbabwe

By AFP HARARE: The United States said Thursday it will provide $39 million in aid to Zimbabwe as millions in

Editor 19 July 2024 No Comment

Rights groups condemn bail denial to Zimbabwean opposition CCC leader

By Reuters HARARE: Human rights groups condemned a decision by the Zimbabwean High Court on Wednesday to uphold a lower

Editor 19 July 2024 No Comment

Zimbabwe’s Kuvimba signs $310 mln lithium mine deal

By Reuters Zimbabwe’s state-owned Kuvimba Mining House has signed a $310 million deal with a consortium of British and Chinese

Editor 18 July 2024 No Comment

Fed up Zimbabwe companies kissing Zesa goodbye

By disruptafrica.com Many businesses in Zimbabwe are being driven to generate own power either out of immediate necessity or because

Editor 17 July 2024 No Comment

Remittance firms fly plane-loads of cash into Zimbabwe to meet demand for US dollars

By Bloomberg News At least once a month — and sometimes as often as three times a week — a

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