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Business & Economy

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Homes in a Harare residential settlement amid scrutiny over land allocation, planning approval and housing regularisation.
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Harare Demolitions: How to Know if Your Stand Is at Risk

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Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe headquarters in Harare, where the central bank cut its policy rate from 35% to 30% in June 2026
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RBZ Cut Rates. So Why Does Your Bank Loan Still Cost So Much?

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Budiriro Shrine Leader Madzibaba Enock Accused Of Repeated Rape

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A padlocked door representing a tenant locked out of a rented home in Zimbabwe.
Opinion & Analysis

Can Your Landlord Just Lock You Out? Zimbabwe's Law Says No

2 days ago | Prosper Makunike

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New rules under the Medical Services Act require private hospitals to treat life-threatening emergencies before payment is settled.
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Private Hospitals Must Treat Life-Threatening Emergencies, Law Says

2 days ago · Prosper Makunike

An artisanal mining site with a deep shaft opening, similar to the site of the fatal collapse in Mutare.
Local News

Three Artisanal Miners Killed In Mutare Shaft Collapse

2 days ago · Prosper Makunike

Bulawayo deputy mayor Edwin Ndlovu appearing in court over extortion allegations.
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Bulawayo Deputy Mayor Barricaded Himself In Office To Evade ZACC Arrest

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A robotics club session with students and a teacher working with electronic components in a Zimbabwean classroom.
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Zimbabwe Bets on AI and Robotics to Leapfrog Development Gap

2 days ago · Prosper Makunike

Lake Kariba shoreline near Kariba town, where the Mbuya Nehanda ferry route began.
Opinion & Analysis

Zimbabwe Keeps Declaring Disasters. It Never Prevents Them

3 days ago · Prosper Makunike

Search and rescue boats on Lake Kariba during recovery operations following the Mbuya Nehanda ferry disaster.
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Kariba Ferry Disaster: Death Toll Hits 97 in Zimbabwe's Deadliest Wreck

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Zimbabwe Gold and US dollar banknotes representing Zimbabwe’s dual-currency economy.
Business & Economy

Zimbabwe’s ZiG has found stability. Trust is the harder test

Zimbabwe has entered an unfamiliar period of currency calm. Inflation is low, reserves are rising and the ZiG has held steady. The harder test is whether stability can turn into lasting confidence.

By Prosper Makunike · 27 Aug, 2026 · 1 min read

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Zimbabwe Electoral Commission and Civil Registry officials during the transfer of voter registration functions.
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Zimbabwe moves voters’ roll out of ZEC as major electoral overhaul takes effect

Prosper Makunike·3 days ago

Jessie Majome moved after criticising CAB3 hearings and rights violations in Zimbabwe.

Mnangagwa moves Majome after rights criticism of CAB3 hearings

11 Apr, 2026

Crowded public hearing in Zimbabwe as CAB3 debate sparks clashes and referendum demands

CAB3 hearings spiral into violence as referendum calls grow louder

08 Apr, 2026

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Trump pushes Hormuz reopening as blockade keeps oil trapped

Rebecca Zimera·11 Apr, 2026

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