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Harare and Chitungwiza Bailout Calls Expose a Sewer-Fee Governance Gap
As Harare and Chitungwiza seek emergency funding for failing water and sewer infrastructure, new scrutiny over diverted service fees raises sharp questions about public accountability.
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Zimbabwe News Today: RBZ Rate Cut, CAA3 Fight, Stadium Death
Key Zimbabwe updates on 29 September 2026 include the RBZ policy-rate cut, the CAA3 constitutional court fight, a fatal stadium crowd incident and a stronger August trade surplus.
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Saturday Night Crash on Harare-Masvingo Highway Sparks Online Backlash and Legal Concerns
A fatal collision on the Harare-Masvingo Highway involving a vehicle linked to socialite Wicknell Chivayo has triggered heated online debate, while the High Court in Masvingo faces a backlog due to judicial vacancies.
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Harare Digest: Mnangagwa’s SONA, NSSA Pension Boost, and Warriors’ Homecoming
Key developments in Zimbabwe: President Mnangagwa prepares for his State of the Nation Address, NSSA announces a 30% pension increase, and the Warriors return to the National Sports Stadium.
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Zimbabwe round-up: Glen View fire, constitutional wrangling, Warriors’ Congo test and a Vurombo school-bus milestone
A Harare-focused Zimbabwe round-up weighing Glen View industrial risk, constitutional dispute, street vendor governance, road security and national achievement.
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Zimbabwe Ends Single-Mineral Mining Approvals as Young Miners Back Value-Addition Drive
Zimbabwe will no longer approve mining projects built around a single mineral, Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga has announced in China, and young miners say the shift could open up processing jobs and skills across the value chain.
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Mzembi’s Fortunes Crumble as Wife Allegedly Sells US$2m in Properties
Former Foreign Affairs Minister Walter Mzembi is reportedly penniless after his wife allegedly disposed of properties worth over US$2 million and vanished, leaving the ex-G40 stalwart lodging with relatives in Harare.
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ZLHR Petitions Human Rights Commission to Inspect Prisons Over Treatment of Deaf and Mute Inmates
The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights has asked the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission to inspect prisons and assess how deaf, mute and hard-of-hearing inmates are treated in custody, citing the case of Fanuel Masora as evidence of wider vulnerabilities in the justice system.
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US health programmes in Zimbabwe to end as Harare declines new deal
American-funded health services in Zimbabwe, including support for HIV treatment, will stop at the end of September after the Government refused to sign a new bilateral agreement, with the US Embassy now negotiating a handover.
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Yadah Hotel Acquitted Over Unlicensed Medicines Found at Waterfalls Premises
A Harare court has cleared Yadah Hotel, the Waterfalls property owned by PHD Ministries founder Walter Magaya, of possessing unlicensed medicines seized at the premises last year, ending a prosecution that had drawn attention to church-linked businesses in the city.
