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Ex-South African President Jacob Zuma Barred from Parliamentary Run, Court Rules

South Africa’s ex-president Jacob Zuma is ineligible for parliamentary candidacy in this month’s election, as decreed by the nation’s highest court on Monday. This ruling, which stems from Zuma’s 15-month jail sentence for contempt of court in 2021, could impact the election’s outcome and potentially incite unrest among his supporters. The constitutional court found that […]

President Emmerson Mnangagwa Cancels Events Amidst Speculation

President Emmerson Mnangagwa abruptly cancelled two scheduled events on Thursday citing an unspecified “emergency,” prompting speculation about its nature and potential implications. There are rumblings within political circles, with suggestions that the cancellation could be linked to internal power struggles. Mnangagwa’s alleged desire to extend his term beyond 2028 has reportedly caused tension, particularly with […]

RBZ Implements New Cash Withdrawal Limits for ZiG Currency

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has established the weekly cash withdrawal limits at ZiG3 000 for individuals and ZiG30 000 for corporates. According to Central Bank Governor John Mushayavanhu, the distribution of ZiG banknotes and coins to commercial banks will commence tomorrow (Monday). On Tuesday, April 30, 2024, members of the public will be […]

Crackdown on Illegal Forex Traders in Harare Amid Zimbabwe Gold Currency Turmoil

A crackdown on illicit foreign exchange traders operating in the streets of Harare has resulted in the apprehension of a total of 65 individuals, who are scheduled to appear in court this Monday, April 22, 2024. This initiative comes as the government endeavors to safeguard the integrity of the newly introduced currency, Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), […]

Mnangagwa: Civil Servants’ Welfare Tied to Economic Recovery, Independence Day Address Reveals

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration continues to overlook the well-being of civil servants, refraining from committing to enhancing their salaries and working conditions unless there are noticeable improvements in the struggling economy. Speaking during the Independence Day celebrations at Murambinda B High School in Manicaland, Mnangagwa indicated that any adjustments to civil servants’ salaries would depend […]

Mental Health Patient Falls to Death from Kwekwe High-Rise

A tragic incident unfolded in Kwekwe, Midlands province, as a person with mental health challenges fell from a high-rise building on Friday morning. Witnesses disclosed that an unidentified individual had ascended the four-storey First Mutual Centre building and later perched precariously on its edge, seemingly enjoying the sunlight. Unfortunately, while attempting to descend, the individual […]

ZDF Suffers Tragic Loss in Harare-Bulawayo Highway Accident

Four members of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) lost their lives, while others sustained injuries in a vehicular accident at the 180 km mark on the Harare-Bulawayo highway on Wednesday night. The deceased individuals include Brigadier General Shadreck Vezha, Major Thabani Ncube, Major Mqondisi Gumbo, and a retired member, Sergeant Chakabaiwa. Initial reports suggest that […]

President Mnangagwa Urges Vigilance Against Child Marriages and Pedophilia

Speaking during Independence Day celebrations in Murambinda, President Emmerson Mnangagwa cautioned against the marriage of underage girls, emphasizing severe consequences for perpetrators of pedophilia. Mnangagwa’s warning coincides with a surge in incidents of early child marriages and rape. In a recent case, numerous women and minors were rescued from an apostolic sect led by Ishmael […]

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