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Editor 18 June 2024 No Comment

By Ava Thompson Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube confirmed the country’s escalating debt arrears reaching a peak of US$6.7 billion.

Editor 5 June 2024 No Comment

By Geoff Hill Beginning in the year 2000, Robert Mugabe began snatching white-owned farms for ‘redistribution’ and giving them to

Editor 5 June 2024 No Comment

By Geoff Hill More than 30 years after the Berlin Wall came down, leaders of the African National Congress (ANC),

Editor 16 May 2024 No Comment

Political parties in Zimbabwe are using TikTok to present politics as entertaining in a bid to reach the country’s young

Editor 2 May 2024 No Comment

By Julia Croce How employees in the mining industry understand human rights and peace can help to reframe regulation on human

Editor 28 April 2024 No Comment

By Peter C. Earle Zimbabwe’s historical relationship with money has been inundated with mistakes, recklessness, and hardship. During the peak

Editor 19 April 2024 No Comment

Economic mismanagement has stripped citizens’ trust in the government and threatens the new currency’s viability. By ISS Pretoria The struggle

Editor 16 April 2024 No Comment

By Joshua Matanzima, The Conversation Water levels at Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe have dropped dramatically because of the latest El

Editor 10 April 2024 No Comment

By Lionel Laurent Zimbabwe has a painful relationship with money. At the height of hyperinflation in 2008, the African economy’s

Editor 9 April 2024 No Comment

By Ed Stoddard I Daily Maverick Take a failed mafia state, a gangster economy and roaring inflation, and attempt to