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Thousands granted clemency in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa grants clemency to over 4,000 prisoners, including some on death row, in an Independence Day amnesty.

The new ZIG currency which was supposed to be effective from April 8 was delayed until the April 30th, leaving the US Dollar, dominating the market.

Zimbabwe’s launch of a gold-backed currency, ZiG, faced chaos with bank system issues, worthless old notes, and continued dominance of US dollars.

Zanu PF, the ruling party has reigned over Zimbabwe since independence.

Zimbabwe unveils new currency as depreciation, inflation stoke turmoil

Caledonia Mining, aiming for Zimbabwe’s biggest gold mine, seeks funding from African development banks for its $250 million Bilboes project.

Southern African country has grain deficit of 680,000 metric tons, with more than 2.7M people in need of food aid, says President Emmerson Mnangagwa

Zimbabwe has also suffered significant crop losses as a result of the drought, compounding the agricultural challenges faced by the region

Malawi’s president calls for urgent action after witnessing the devastation of drought firsthand.

The US targets Zimbabwe’s President and officials with sanctions over corruption and rights abuses.