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The U.N. World Food Programme seeks $400 million for Southern Africa, where drought has left 4.8 million people hungry. Immediate funding is essential to support Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Malawi for the next six months. Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube announced $32 million in drought relief from the African Union Climate Agency for Zimbabwe.

HARARE - President Emmerson Mnangagwa has sparked speculation of impending constitutional amendments aimed at extending his term beyond the 2028 constitutional limit.

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Zimbabwe is poised to transform its railway infrastructure with a landmark $533 million overhaul in partnership with China Railway Group Ltd.

The loan has a 40-year tenure, with a 10-year grace period and an interest-free rate

THE once-pristine and picturesque Boterekwa escarpment in Shurugwi, Midlands province, now stands as a haunting monument to the ravages of human exploitation an...

A Toyota Hilux with South African plates parks on the roadside in Nkwana village in Zimbabwes Matabeleland South province and honks its horn. An elderly woman ...

The government intends to expand its crackdown on street currency traders to include retailers, ensuring that goods and services are priced using only the offic...

The British Councils series of free online courses for African entrepreneurs, SoCreative, has launched.

Ncube, however, added that the overall erosion of the local currency was not as large as was perceived since revenue was also rising.