CHIREDZI: Kids still walking 7km to school; US-based charity intervenes to help

By Farai Shawn Matiashe IPS CHIREDZI: Rejoice Muzamani is studying in preparation for her next paper during the end-of-term examinations
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Zimbabwe central bank chief says ZiG 43% devaluation a ‘once-off’ event

By Bloomberg News HARARE: Zimbabwe sought to assure citizens that its gold-backed currency would not suffer another steep devaluation and
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‘It’s probably Zimbabweans based in SA’: Zimbabwe police rope in Interpol after US$4 million bank

By IOL Police in Zimbabwe have roped in Interpol to assist in tracing a group of six armed robbers involved
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Zimbabwean head of UK-based charity wins prestigious Africa Education Medal

By Agencies The Zimbabwean CEO of a charity that tackles poverty and inequality in five African countries through girls’ education
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Zimbabwean miners expect profits to fall in 2025 amid rising production costs

By Reuters HARARE: Zimbabwean miners expect profits to decline on the back of anticipated high costs of production and a
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FEATURE: They paid for their houses but decades later still no title deeds; many have

A rent-to-own program aimed to help black citizens obtain property in a post-colonial world. Decades later, many homebuyers are still
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AFCON Qualifiers: Billiat’s penalty seals Zimbabwe’s 1-0 win over Namibia

By CAF Online SOUTH AFRICA: Zimbabwe clinched a crucial 1-0 victory over Namibia in their TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations,
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Zimbabwe government hires advisers over US$21 defaulted debt

By Bloomberg Zimbabwe’s government has hired financial and legal advisers to help it navigate potential talks with international creditors over
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World Bank approves new Zimbabwe engagement programme

By Business Correspondent THE World Bank has approved a new short-term engagement for Zimbabwe which is focussed on the country’s
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LANDMARK CHANGE: Winners of controversial farm grabs get tenure; Govt says they can now sell

By Bloomberg News HARARE: Zimbabwean black farmers who benefitted from land seizures more than two decades ago will have their
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