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Criticism grows over Chamisa's SADC roadmap proposal

Some Zimbabweans have expressed dismay over former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa s statements regarding engagements with SADC over the Zimbabwean election cr. ....

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Zimbabweans Taking Over 3 Cups of Tea A Day

Zimbabweans Taking Over 3 Cups of Tea A Day
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Zimbabweans dismayed by Zanu-PF by-election sweep

Some Zimbabweans have expressed disappointment at the outcome of the recently held by-elections where Zanu-PF attained a two-thirds parliamentary majority, desc. ....

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Peaceful Protest Outside Harare Court

Some Zimbabweans staged a peaceful protest outside a Harare Magistrates' Court demanding the release of CCC former parliamentarians who were found guilty on Wednesday for inciting violence. (Video: Mlondolozi Ndlovu) ....

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Zimbabweans Bracing for Devastating Drought as El Nino Set to Cripple Agriculture Sector

Some Zimbabweans say their future looks bleak as the country’s economic growth is expected to decline to 3.5% in 2024 from 5.5% in 2023 due to anticipated drought caused by El Nino, which will devastate crop yields in the 2023/2024 agricultural season. VOA’s Gibbs Dube reports ....

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