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CORPORATE RAIDERS CIRCLE RIOZIM AGAIN / CORPORATE VULTURES TAKE FRESH AIM AT RIOZIM

CORPORATE RAIDERS CIRCLE RIOZIM AGAIN / CORPORATE VULTURES TAKE FRESH AIM AT RIOZIM

A fresh storm is brewing around RioZim, with corporate raiders circling the resurgent diversified miner in what analysts say could be a calculated push to force distress and rip-off asset value throug...

By Rutendo Mazhindu •
Designing Dignity: Closing Zim’s Period Poverty Gap for People With Disabilities

Designing Dignity: Closing Zim’s Period Poverty Gap for People With Disabilities

 For many women and girls in Zimbabwe, period poverty is often framed as a question of access to sanitary products. For people with disabilities, however, the challenge runs deeper — beyond affordabil...

By Audrey Galawu •
Togarepi Elected to Lead Southern Africa Regional Caucus Amidst Calls for Unity

Togarepi Elected to Lead Southern Africa Regional Caucus Amidst Calls for Unity

 Togarepi elected as the Chairperson of the Southern Africa Regional Caucus following a decisive meeting held this morning, marking a significant step in the regional leadership transition. His victor...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Zimbabwe Pushes Shift to Disaster Risk Financing in Response to Rising Climate Exposure

Zimbabwe Pushes Shift to Disaster Risk Financing in Response to Rising Climate Exposure

Zimbabwe is intensifying efforts to build financial resilience against climate shocks, as authorities move to institutionalise disaster risk financing frameworks aimed at reducing the economic and soc...

By Oscar Jeke •
Urban Food Insecurity Deepens as Zimbabwe Adapts Nutrition Response

Urban Food Insecurity Deepens as Zimbabwe Adapts Nutrition Response

Zimbabwe is facing growing urban nutrition challenges as rising food costs, informal settlements, and shifting diets place increasing pressure on household food security, particularly for children. Wh...

By Oscar Jeke •
Zimbabwe Workers Under Siege as PAYE Bites Harder

Zimbabwe Workers Under Siege as PAYE Bites Harder

 Zimbabwe’s tax regime is facing renewed scrutiny after legislators warned that the current Pay-As-You-Earn structure is placing an increasingly heavy burden on low- and middle-income workers, effecti...

By Nyashadzashe Ndoro •
Three months’ salary for locals to experience Zimbabwe’s beauty

Three months’ salary for locals to experience Zimbabwe’s beauty

 At Mana Pools National Park, the Zambezi does not care who paid to stand on its banks. Elephants still come down at dusk and still look at you like you are the visitor in their ancient corridor. It i...

By Monica Cheru •
China is Africa's most willing, trusted partner in sharing opportunities

China is Africa's most willing, trusted partner in sharing opportunities

   Xinhua - China's expanded zero-tariff policy for African countries serves as concrete evidence that China pursues a more balanced economic and trade relationship with Africa, and is Africa's most w...

By ZimNow Reporter •
COH traffic officer hit by two kombis in CBD Chaos

COH traffic officer hit by two kombis in CBD Chaos

A Harare traffic enforcement officer was struck by one kombi and then immediately run over by the onbe he had just clamped in a dramatic morning incident in the city centre.Daniel Takaendesa, 40, an o...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Tsholotsho teacher fired over salary protest pic

Tsholotsho teacher fired over salary protest pic

  Ms Bridget Dhliwayo, a teacher in Tsholotsho, has been discharged from the civil service after taking a photograph inside a classroom holding a placard demanding better wages, in what authorities sa...

By ZimNow Reporter •