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Tagwirei Vows to Bring Capital Into Zimbabwe After Swearing-In
“My role will be able to bring in capital in Zimbabwe, foreign and local, to make sure that those objectives are met,” he said.
Zimbabwe Pitches Debt Deal At IMF/World Bank Meetings
Zimbabwe is pushing for international backing for its arrears clearance and debt resolution at the 2026 IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok.
From Rotting Apples to Clean Air: Zimbabwean Innovator Tendai Dhodho Makes Her Mark in Sweden
The idea emerged after she noticed that many apples growing on Swedish trees go to waste, often rotting before they can be consumed. She began exploring ways to preserve the fruit by combining it with nutrient-rich ingredients, including spirulina, a type of microalgae.
Man Accused of Shooting MSU Student Found Dead at Chiredzi Lodge
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) confirmed that Godknows Muleya, 30, was found dead on Saturday, October 10, with a gunshot wound to the forehead.
Biti Blasts Tagwirei Appointment, Calls Him ‘Archbishop of Corruption’
He branded the businessman the “Archbishop of Corruption” and called for forensic audits of Treasury Bills, Command Agriculture, the Dema diesel plant, fuel contracts, Kuvimba Mining, the Mutapa Investment Fund and infrastructure projects.
UN Expert Urges Zimbabwe to Ease Restrictions on Cultural Expression
“Despite what some officials say, not everyone is free to express their identity, opinions, values and worldviews in Zimbabwe today,” Xanthaki said.
Ramaphosa Defends Asylum U-Turn After Anti-Migrant Violence
“We regret the violence that broke out throughout the country. Now, obviously, that is due to that Constitutional Court decision,” he said, adding that the ruling needed to be properly processed, interpreted and evaluated.
South African Jurist Navi Pillay Wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Committee highlighted her role in landmark legal proceedings at the Rwanda tribunal, where rape and sexual violence were recognised as acts that could constitute crimes against humanity and genocide.
Reform or Patronage? Makumire Questions Mnangagwa Over Tagwirei’s Ministerial Appointment
“New ministries can mean more administrative expenditure, duplicated functions and increased bureaucracy. Meanwhile, Zimbabwe urgently needs better hospitals, roads, water and jobs,” he said.
CCC Disowns Fresh Recall Letters, Alleges Plot To Extort Officials
CCC says preliminary internal investigations have identified specific individuals behind the new correspondence