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  • “Grateful Concert” Captivates UK with Zimbabwe’s Finest Gospel

    As the countdown begins for the much-awaited “Grateful Concert” in Birmingham, UK, Zimbabwean gospel music enthusiasts are buzzing with excitement. This annual event, which features some of Zimbabwe’s top gospel artists, has become a highly anticipated celebration of the country’s rich musical heritage. The lineup for this year’s concert is truly impressive, with the likes of Minister Micheal Mahendere, The…

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  • Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi Perishes in Helicopter Crash

    Date 20 May 2024 ZimTimes Staff According to a report by Reuters, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, known for his hardline stance, along with other high-ranking officials, was involved in a fatal helicopter crash near the border of Azerbaijan. The incident, which occurred in mountainous terrain on Sunday, resulted in the deaths of Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, and six others…

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  • Gvt Cracks Down on Sellers of Underweight Products

    The Zimbabwean government is tightening the screws on unscrupulous manufacturers, packers, retailers, and the public who sell underweight products, vowing to prosecute offenders. Investigations have uncovered a range of deceptive practices, such as 2kg packs of sugar weighing only 1.7kg and 5kg packs of maize meal weighing as little as 2kg. In one case, three 2kg packets of a popular…

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  • Leaked Audio Exposes Sen. Ishumael Zhou ’s unethical spree of attacks on government official

    …..as comrades within the constituency show him a middle finger! In a shocking turn of events, a leaked audio recording has revealed disability advocate Sen. Ishumael Zhou’s attempts to undermine a leading policy, international development and disability expert, Dr. Christine Peta, who is also the National Director of Disability Affairs. The recording, which appears to be a phone call between…

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  • Navigating Zimbabwe’s Political Landscape: Exploring Solutions for Sustainable Governance

    17 May 2024 ZimTimes Staff Zimbabwe, a nation rich in cultural heritage and natural resources, has weathered political storms, economic instability, and social challenges over the years. At the heart of its journey lies the quest for political solutions that can pave the way for stability, prosperity, and inclusive governance. The country’s political landscape has been marked by significant events,…

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  • Sikhala Proof of An Out Cast: Mupambi

    16 May 2024. Renowned political analyst and outspoken human rights defender Abigale Mupambi has criticized opposition leader Job Sikhala, describing him as an outcast and a disappointment to the people of Zimbabwe. Mupambi made these remarks in an exclusive interview following Sikhala’s recent speech at the UN Geneva Human rights Council .Sikhala was awarded an opportunity to present at the…

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  • Five Men Accused of Stealing $31,000 in Diamonds Granted Bail

    Five men have been granted $150 bail each after being accused of stealing a parcel of diamonds worth $31,000 from the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport last month. The accused include Silas Chirume, a diamonds inspector at the Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ), Edward Jacob Gunda, an assistant security manager at Anjin Investments stationed at the airport, Maison Phiri,…

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  • Blitz on Illegal Forex Dealers Nets 224, 90 Bank Accounts Frozen

    In a concerted effort to curb illegal money changing activities, the Zimbabwean police have arrested 224 individuals involved in illegal forex trading. This operation, conducted in collaboration with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), has also resulted in the freezing of 90 bank accounts linked to these illicit activities. The crackdown on illegal money changers comes in…

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  • ZINWA Assures Ample Winter Irrigation Water Supply

    Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) has assured winter farmers of an adequate water supply to meet their irrigation needs during the winter cropping season. The announcement was made by Dr Anxious Masuka, the Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, and Rural Development. According to Dr Masuka, as of May 6, the national average dam level stood at 77 percent, surpassing…

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  • Zimra Faces $1.7 Million Loss in Vehicle Purchase Deal

    By Priviledge ZviregeiThe Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has suffered a significant setback after losing 61 vehicles that were ordered and paid for in Zimbabwe dollars due to a series of unfortunate events. Delays in the disbursement of foreign currency by the central bank, combined with volatile currency fluctuations, resulted in the payment shrinking to an amount sufficient for only 24…

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