Zimbabwean Businesses Abandon Local Currency for US Dollars

With Zimbabwe's economy struggling, more businesses are refusing to accept local currency, taking only U.S. dollars. As Columbus Mavhunga reports from Harare, even some government agencies...

Zimbabwe abstains from external borrowing to build fiscal discipline – IMF

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe will not borrow externally and will cut reliance on the central bank...

Zimbabwe Approves First MMJ Grow Site

Zimbabwe’s first medical cannabis farm will be a 10-hectare plot at a prison. The license was...

USAID Launches Farmer-to-Farmer Program in Zimbabwe

The five-year USAID-funded Farmer-to-Farmer Program (2018-2023) launched on May 30.  At a launch event held at Africa...

Zimbabwe to compensate more than 700 white farmers

Mugabe’s government carried out the land reform programme arguing it was rectifying colonial land injustices...

CHRA petitions Harare city council on selling council rented houses

We the residents  of Harare, who reside in council rented properties implore the Harare City Council...

A tribute to Dumiso Dabengwa

May 23rd, 2019. A great man died today....

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Innovative Solutions to Develop Africa’s Tourism Industry

St Louis, Mauritius - The World Bank Group opened today a two-day forum on Tourism Connectivity to...

As Zimbabwe’s forests fall, timber shortage tightens screws on carpenters

BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Since timber was added to a list of commodities running...

Out of sight, out of mind: Zimbabwe locks up its disabled

KADOMA, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In life, few knew him. Yet in death, 33-year old...

WATCH: Why do the lights keep going out in Zimbabwe?

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Amnesty International suspends Zimbabwe office over ‘fraud’

The rights group said it would try to recover lost funds, while assuring donor money was...

Zimbabwe owes $200 million to foreign fuel suppliers

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe owes $200 million to foreign fuel suppliers including Glencore (GLEN.L), Total (TOTF.PA)...

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