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US imposes Visa Restrictions on South Africans Over Racial Discrimination
The measures are linked to an executive order signed by President Donald Trump in February 2025.
Netherlands Closes Harare Embassy in Global Diplomatic Restructuring Exercise
The Netherlands said it would focus on ensuring a careful transition towards the closure while maintaining cooperation with its networks in the region.
Mashakada Quits MDC After Appointment by Mnangagwa to the ZMC
Mashakada said his resignation should not be interpreted as a dispute with the MDC leadership.
Zimbabwean Spiritual Healer in Court in Botswana Over Suspected Human Body Parts
Mugodzeri is facing charges of unlawful possession of suspected human body parts and entering Botswana through an unofficial border crossing.
Chamisa Blast Mnanganggwa for Gazetting His birthday a Public Holiday
“Just imagine if every U.S. president had declared his own birthday a national public holiday,” Chamisa said, arguing that the United States could theoretically have dozens of presidential birthday holidays.
Three Nabbed Over Fatal Stabbing in Masvingo
The suspects were identified as Joseph Mutsikwa (20), Elikias Elikane Madobi (19) and Taona Nerupiri.
Sweden’s Election Too Close to Call as Left Bloc Leads by Three Seats
Voter turnout stood at 80.3%, with more than half of eligible voters casting their ballots in advance, reflecting Sweden's traditionally high civic participation.
Zambia Under Pressure Over Sishuwa Passport Cancellation
"We urge the Zambian authorities to rescind the decision and respect our colleague's right to free movement and freedom of expression," the journal said.
Bogus Nurse Busted at Sally Mugabe Hospital
Police said the arrest led to the recovery of medications, gauze swabs, needles and a syringe.
Lake Kariba Ferry Services Set to Resume After Deadly Disaster
The move follows the August 11 capsizing of the RIDA-operated Mbuya Nehanda, Zimbabwe's deadliest maritime disaster, in which at least 97 people died.