By Tyler Durden Zimbabwe finds itself in dire economic straits. Again. The South African nation, which has a knack for money printing, began rationing power…
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By Felix Njini and Antony Sguazzin Zimbabwe is considering borrowing money directly from private investors to fund the first half of a $3.5 billion…
By GABRIELLE REYES A non-profit organization supporting victims of Zimbabwe’s 1983-1987 genocide accused unnamed members of Zimbabwe’s socialist government of “stealing Gukurahundi [genocide] memorial plaques…
By FRANCES MARTEL The regime of socialist President Emmerson Mnangagwa was forced to deny on Thursday that Zimbabwe leaders are interested in exhuming late longtime…
By JOHN HAYWARD The government of Zimbabwe took delivery of 200,000 doses of China’s dubious Sinopharm coronavirus vaccine on Monday and urged its citizens to…
By GABRIELLE REYES Local artisanal miners assaulted Chinese nationals operating a gold mine in east Zimbabwe with crowbars and shovels this week, leaving them with…
By SA-News BLACK SUPREMACY: First they came for the whites, but coloureds did nothing because they were not white, but now they are coming for…
By Vincent Masikati United States Risks Zimbabwe Sanctions If Elections Are Not Free And Fair? A Zimbabwean news blog, PaZimbabwe has provided some much-needed…
By Reuters HARARE – Foreign white farmers settled in Zimbabwe whose land was seized under Robert Mugabe can apply to get it back and will…
By Greg Mills Despite the example of neighbouring Zimbabwe’s economic collapse over the last 25 years, Zambian President Edgar Lungu is apparently intent on…