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  1. Zimbabwe Grants Amnesty to Ease Prison Congestion

    [VOA] Harare -- Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa has granted amnesty to 4,000 prisoners as part of efforts to decongest the country's crowded jails.

  2. Armed Robbers Target Catholic School, Torture Priest

    [New Zimbabwe] Three armed robbers who targeted a Catholic Mission where they terrorised a priest before getting away with loot worth thousands of dollars have been slapped with a 21-year jail term each by a Hwange magistrate.

  3. Zitf Preparations Intensify

    [The Herald] Kenyan President Dr William Ruto will officially open the 64th Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) to be held in Bulawayo next week, Industry and Commerce Minister Mangaliso Ndlovu has confirmed.

  4. Zimtrade Eyes Angolan Market

    [The Herald] National trade development and promotion agency, ZimTrade, is organising an outward seller mission to Angola designed to enhance linkages between local exporters and leading buyers in that market.

  5. Record Crowd Attends Independence Celebrations

    [The Herald] More than 70 000 people yesterday thronged Murambinda B Secondary School in Buhera District, Manicaland Province, for the 44th Independence celebrations that were presided over by President Mnangagwa.

  6. Four Defense Forces Members Die in Road Accident

    [New Zimbabwe] FOUR Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) members died while others were injured in a car accident which occurred at the 180 km peg on the Harare-Bulawayo road Wednesday night.

  7. Finance Minister Delays Independent Auditors for ZiG Gold Reserves

    [New Zimbabwe] Finance Minister Prof Mthuli Ncube has dragged his feet in clarifying whether there are any independent auditors appointed to verify the reserves backing the just introduced ZiG currency.

  8. Not Yet Uhuru Says Opposition As Zimbabwe Marks Independence Day

    [New Zimbabwe] Zimbabwe's opposition leaders say the majority of citizens in the country are far from enjoying the benefits of independence whose ethos has been destroyed by the ruling party Zanu PF.

  9. Old Mutual Secures Banking License

    [263Chat] Old Mutual plc has been granted initial approval to launch a bank by the Prudential Authority (PA), the South Africa (SA) financial regulator that falls under the auspices of the SA Reserve Bank (SARB).

  10. Beyond the Headlines - the Reality of Zimbabwe

    [Nile Post] Today marks exactly 44 years since Zimbabwe gained its independence. Over the years, Zimbabwe has faced significant challenges, but it's essential to recognize its resilience and positive attributes alongside its difficulties.