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UN Backs New World Map That Puts Africa in Its True Size
The United States was the only country to vote against the resolution, while Serbia, Estonia, Georgia, Lithuania, Moldova and Ukraine abstained.
EU Ambassador to Zimbabwe Katrin Hagemann Dies
Hagemann passed away on 3 September 2026 in what the delegation described as a sudden and unexpected death, sending shockwaves through the diplomatic community in Harare.
Zimbabweans Among Foreign Fighters Killed in Russian-Ukraine War
According to Denysiuk, the recruits come from Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
ZRP Launches Campaign Against Plateless Vehicles, Illegal Blue Lights
Officers have been instructed to arrest offenders and confiscate any vehicles found operating without registration or with illegal fittings
Zambia’s President Hichilema Sworn Into Office For Second Term
Zambia has conducted regular elections since the 1990s, though they often come with their share of problems.
Government Entities Grab 60% Of CBZ Holdings
This maneuver is part of the government's strategy to fortify its foothold in the banking sector.
Harare Province Supports Shifting ZANU PF Congress To 2030
The province has made it clear that they support President and First Secretary Cde Mnangagwa as the party's candidate for the upcoming elections.
Messi Retires From International Football
"I leave with pride and peace, knowing I've given you unforgettable moments that we dreamed about together.
Zambia’s Opposition Leader Charged With Treason
Mundubile was taken into custody on Thursday following a violent raid by security forces that prompted him to seek refuge.
ZIMRA Hunts For New Taxes By Targeting Borrowdale Residents
The decision by ZIMRA is most likely targeting implementing the Wealth Tax which was introduced in 2023.