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ZiG Inflation Falls to 2.9% but Bank Loans Still Cost Over 40%
Annual ZiG inflation dropped to 2.9% in August, the lowest since independence, 18 April 1980. But the central bank says some banks have not cut lending rates since June, leaving borrowers paying more than 40% while prices barely move.
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Politics
Coltart Recall Dispute Deepens as CCC Rejects Letters Targeting Bulawayo Mayor
The CCC has rejected letters purporting to recall Bulawayo Mayor David Coltart, raising questions about party authority, constitutional procedures and the future of city governance.
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Business & Economy
Zimbabwe Businesses Raise Alarm Over Repeated ZIMRA Tax Audits
Zimbabwean businesses have raised concerns over repeated ZIMRA tax audits, lengthy documentation requests and border delays, calling for more predictable compliance procedures.
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Technology
Econet Revives Technites Platform to Create Jobs for Skilled Zimbabweans
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has relaunched its Technites platform to connect skilled independent contractors with paid assignments in telecommunications, solar energy, security installations and other technical services.
Crime & Courts
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Crime & Courts
Chipinge Man Sentenced to 30 Years for Rape and Robbery
A 40-year-old Chipinge man has received an effective 30-year prison sentence after being convicted of rape and robbery in a case involving a woman threatened with a knife.
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Trump pushes Hormuz reopening as blockade keeps oil trapped
Strait of Hormuz blockade remains largely intact as Trump pushes for reopening, leaving oil shipments stranded and global energy markets on edge.
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49 Illegal Health Facilities Shut Down in Zimbabwe as Authorities Warn Patients
Zimbabwe's Health Professions Authority has closed 49 unregistered health facilities in 2026, including drug rehabilitation centres, warning patients to verify licences before seeking treatment.
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Can Zimbabwe’s ZiG earn public trust and challenge the US dollar?
Opinion: Reserve backing is only part of the ZiG’s challenge. Lasting confidence depends on purchasing power, useful payments and predictable rules.
Zimbabwe Has Educated Millions. Why Are So Many Young People Struggling to Find Work?
Zimbabwe has educated generations of young people, yet many graduates struggle to find work. Why is the economy failing to turn qualifications into opportunity?
Can Your Landlord Just Lock You Out? Zimbabwe's Law Says No
Zimbabwean law does not allow a landlord to remove a tenant simply by changing the locks. Section 74 of the Constitution requires a court order before anyone is evicted from their home, no matter who holds the keys.