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….As 4 Cameronians cautioned and discharged after being convicted for fraudulently and corruptly acquiring Zimbabwe Passports By Dumisani Ndlovu Prosecutor General, Hon. Loyce Matanda-Moyo’s office, has expressed concern over the lenient sentence given to four Cameroonians who pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining Zimbabwean passports. Christiana Byombe Duma Ebako, Muya Muya Emile, Tegha Marvel Ngei, and

Zimbabwe’s mining sector eyes $6 Billion revenue in 2025 By Dumisani Ndlovu Zimbabwe’s mining sector is projected to register a 2% increase in revenue to $5.5 billion this year, and $6 billion in 2025, driven by improved output and commodity price recovery, according to the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe (COMZ). “Recent growth and prominence

….Soldiers Reportedly tortured and Assaulted victims during Covid 19 Lockdown.. Defence, Home Affairs Ministers ordered to pay damages for junior officers’ misconduct By Dumisani Ndlovu In a landmark ruling, Shurugwi Magistrate Patricia Gwetsayi has ordered Defence Minister Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri and Zimbabwe National Army Commander Lieutenant-General Anselem Sanyatwe to pay $38,000 to four residents brutally assaulted

Midlands Province gets a boost with new 17-seater staff bus By Dumisani Ndlovu The Midlands Province has taken a significant step towards improving service delivery with the commissioning of a new 17-seater staff bus. Honourable Owen Ncube, Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution, officiated the ceremony, praising the Second Republic’s commitment to enhancing

By Dumisani Ndlovu The Zimbabwean government has accused formal retailers of pegging prices to parallel market rates, prompting the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to devalue the Zimbabwean Gold (ZiG) currency by over 40% on September 27. This move aimed to address the widening gap between official and parallel exchange rates, which caused a surge

By Dumisani NdlovuThe Zimbabwean government has halted the issuance of new 99-year leases, offer letters, and agricultural land permits. This move paves the way for a bankable, transferable, and more secure tenure document, according to Information Minister Dr. Jenfan Muswere. Zimbabwe’s land tenure system consists of freehold, State land, communal, and leasehold (resettlement) categories. The