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Zimbabwe President Mnangagwa Declares His Birthday a Public Holiday
The declaration was made through Statutory Instrument 148 of 2026.
World Bank Warns Zimbabwe Against Ditching the US Dollar
Zimbabwe plans to phase out the use of foreign currencies for domestic transactions by 2030, paving the way for a mono-currency system centred on the ZiG.
Zimbabwe Removes 291 Business Licenses
Soda said government expects the remaining approved fees to be implemented within three months.
UK Murder Fugitive Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty
The 45-year-old was arrested in Johannesburg in July after an Interpol alert was issued in connection with the deaths of his wife and two daughters.
Marondera Man Pleads Guilty After Undercover Sting Over Lion Teeth
A 37 year old Marondera man has landed in court after he was allegedly caught trying to sell eight lion teeth worth US$20 000 in an undercover wildlife trafficking operation in Harare.
Kariba Ferry Disaster Disrupts Schools as Teachers and Pupils Remain Stranded
The Mbuya Nehanda, which served as a vital link between rural Nyaminyami and urban Kariba, capsized in Lake Kariba, killing 97 people.
‘Fix the Economy First’: ZCTU Slams Govt Vendor Crackdown
"The people who are into street vending are not into it for their liking but are being forced due to the unemployment levels," the union said.
Armed Robber Shot and Arrested In Hurungwe Conservancy
Mukobo was recently reported to have attacked another Rengwe Conservancy employee who is currently in hospital with critical injuries
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.