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Zimbabwe News: RBZ Rate Cut, CAA3 Case and Stadium Death
Zimbabwe’s central bank eases borrowing costs while courts weigh a constitutional challenge and a stadium tragedy raises safety concerns.
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Zimbabwe News: Farms, Dangote IPO, Harare Cameras
Zimbabwe news includes farm rainfall advice, Dangote IPO access, border trade flow, Harare camera enforcement and a sold-out Warriors match.
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Zimbabwe Digest: Chivayo Crash, Masvingo Courts, ZESA Arrests
Chivayo backlash after fatal Land Cruiser crash near Featherstone, Masvingo High Court backlog and ZESA theft arrests in Buhera.
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Zimbabwe Daily Brief: Parliament Opens, Pensions Rise, Storm Warning and Sports Success
A Monday roundup covering Mnangagwa’s address, higher NSSA benefits, weather alerts, drug abuse concerns, sports victories, mining finance and regional security.
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Zimbabwe’s News Pulse: From Masvingo’s First Bus to National Political Shifts
A recap of major Zimbabwe headlines, including Vurombo Primary’s historic school bus acquisition, political tensions surrounding the Mnangagwa term saga, and key developments in sports and culture across the nation.
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Four Million Traffic Violations Caught on Camera as Zimbabwe’s AI Enforcement Drive Bites
Zimbabwe’s artificial-intelligence-powered traffic monitoring network has logged more than four million offences, with motorists now being pursued and fines starting to flow in.
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Mzembi Left With Nothing as Wife Allegedly Sells Off US$2m in Properties
Former Foreign Affairs Minister Walter Mzembi is reportedly battling insolvency after his wife, Barbra Hernandez, allegedly disposed of properties worth over US$2 million and disappeared while he was in self-exile.
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ZLHR Asks ZHRC to Inspect Prisons Over Treatment of Deaf and Mute Inmates
The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights has formally asked the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission to visit correctional facilities and establish how deaf, mute and hard-of-hearing inmates are held, citing the case of a deaf man convicted of culpable homicide.
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Sandawana Lithium Project: Families Relocate as 104 New Homes Take Shape
Seven relocation houses are complete and work on 97 more is at an advanced stage as Mutapa Energy Resources moves families off the US$313 million Sandawana lithium plant footprint, with graves, livestock and a new access road also part of the package.
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Amnesty and Zelensky Turn Up Pressure Over Recruitment of Zimbabweans Into Russia’s War
Amnesty International wants Moscow to halt the recruitment of foreign nationals into its military, while Ukraine’s president has named Zimbabwe among 47 countries whose citizens are being drawn into the war. Harare is now under pressure to warn, regulate and protect.
