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US suspends routine visa services in Zimbabwe

The United States Embassy in Zimbabwe has suspended routine visa services, citing national security and public safety concerns. The directive to halt consular operations came...

Why Zimbabwe has launched a gold-backed currency

Zimbabwe has for years struggled with its local currency, ditching it at a point in the past and going back for it. In 2019 the...

Cholera kills hundreds of people in Zimbabwe

A cholera outbreak has killed over a 100 people in Zimbabwe since February this year. The deaths have been recorded from over 5,000 infections recorded...

Zimbabwe’s president wins re-election, opposition rejects result

Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa has won re-election and would serve a second and final five-year term. The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) announced final presidential election...

Zimbabweans vote in crucial general elections

Voting is underway in Zimbabwe's presidential and parliamentary elections with the state of the economy dominating key campaign messages. Voting day has been declared a...

Zimbabwe: Court clears 12 opposition candidates to contest election

Zimbabwe's Supreme Court has cleared 12 candidates from the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change to contest in this month's general election. By this ruling, the...

South Africa extends deadline for Zimbabwean Exemption Permit

The South African government has extended for Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) holders to apply for appropriate visas and waivers by a further six-month. The new...

Zimbabwe’s new bill that imposes death penalty for ‘unpatriotic acts’

Zimbabweans who are found of engaging in what the government describes as "unpatriotic acts" now risk receiving a death penalty as punishment. The country's parliament...

Zimbabwe to criminalise foreign recruitment of health workers

Zimbabwe has announced plans to pass a law that would criminalise the recruitment of health workers by other countries. The country wants to stop the...

Zimbabwean author Dangarembga convicted over placard protest

Renowned Zimbabwean author Tsitsi Dangarembga has been convicted of inciting violence after carrying a placard that called for political reform. She paid a fine of...

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