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1 in 5 Zimbabwean Youths Do Not Have IDs
About one-fifth of Zimbabwean youths aged 16 to 34 do not have National Identity Documents (IDs). According to Zimbabwe Statistical…
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Rebounding Cyclone Freddy Rips Mozambique, Malawi
Mozambique and Malawi on Monday were counting the cost of Tropical Storm Freddy, which killed more than 60 people, injured…
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1 in 5 Zimbabwean Marriages Likely to End in Divorce
Zimbabwe recorded a 100% increase in divorce cases in 2022, statistics from the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) show. In…
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Zimbabwe Needs to Review Foreign Policy
Zimbabwe needs to improve her foreign policy or the economic situation will get worse. Zimbabwe's foreign policy has been a…
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Mutemwa Leprosy Centre Survivors Bare it All
Mutemwa Leprosy Centre survivors tell their life stories. Leprosy is now a curable chronic disease. It is caused by a…
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Kirsty Coventry Clashes With City of Harare
The Harare City Council has accused Local Government and Public Works Acting Minister Kirsty Coventry of blocking its efforts to…
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GoZ Failing to Meet Demand for Educational Facilities
GOVERNMENT has admitted failure to fund education, exposing its earlier free education pledge as a fallacy. This was revealed in…
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Shrinking Democratic Space: Police Raid CCC Meeting
ARMED anti-riot officers Saturday besieged the Budiriro home of Citizens Coalition for Change’s (CCC) Budiriro legislator Costa Machingauta and violently…
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Zimbabwe Dollar Weakens As GoZ Pays Suppliers
Zimbabwe’s currency plunged to a record in the unauthorised market on Monday after the government urged suppliers not to buy…
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Invictus Energy: Still No Oil Joy For Zimbabwe
Invictus Energy (IVZ) is ceasing operations on Mukuyu-1 and ST1 after conditions were deemed ‘unsuitable’ and ‘not feasible’ Difficulties encountered…
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