[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabwe has so far withdrawn a whooping US$311 million from the International Monetary Fund's Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) with a huge chunk channeled towards procurement of Covid 19 related needs.

[New Zimbabwe] Two posh vehicles belonging to embattled Gokwe-Nembudziya parliamentarian, Justice Mayor Wadyajena, have reportedly been intercepted at Beitbridge Border Post enroute to South Africa.

[New Zimbabwe] Mutare City Council has pinned its hopes on the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol) inorder to recover US$330 000 funds lost a decade ago, in a botched water pipes deal with Shitazburg Enterprises.

[New Zimbabwe] The Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) has renewed its bid to take over the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) owned 120 MW thermal Power station.

[New Zimbabwe] MEMBERS of Parliament (MP) have called for the redirection funds used for their accommodation saying the country should take a leaf from regional counterparts on the upkeep of legislators.

[New Zimbabwe] THE UNITED Nations Human Rights Commission (UNHRC) has poked holes into the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC), questioning its ability to resolve the long-standing and highly emotive issue of the 1980s Gukurahundi mas...

[New Zimbabwe] Energy and Power Development Minister, Soda Zhemu has announced Zimbabwe has sealed a new power import deal with Zambia while it has retained others with Mozambique and South Africa.

[New Zimbabwe] TRANSPARENCY International Zimbabwe (TIZ) has warned President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government against assuming debts accrued by under-performing state owned enterprises.

[The Herald] Border authorities have intercepted two state-of-the-art vehicles belonging to troubled lawmaker Justice Mayor Wadyajena on suspicion they were being shipped to South Africa.

[VOA] Harare, Zimbabwe -- Health officials in Zimbabwe are attempting to contain a measles outbreak that has infected more than 2,000 people and killed at least 157 children. The country's health ministry blames the outbreak on religious sects that a...

[New Times] Harare -- Teachers from Zimbabwe, who have been shortlisted to be recruited by Rwanda, are undergoing examinations across the southern African country under the supervision of officials from Rwanda's education ministry.

[DW] Government says 157 children have died as the total number of suspected cases nationwide has doubled in four days. All of those who died had not been vaccinated against measles according to officials.

[CPJ] Lusaka -- Zimbabwean authorities must lift the ban on the documentary film "President" by Danish journalist Camilla Nielsson and not abuse censorship laws for political ends ahead of next year's general election, the Committee to Protect Journa...

[New Zimbabwe] Agriculture Minister Anxious Masuka has said at least 260,000 people are on the waiting list to be allocated farms.

[263Chat] The dismissal stems from a meeting which he is alleged to have convened and conducted at Gweru Provincial Hospital during working hours.

[New Zimbabwe] The Registrar General's office has confirmed the nation has suspended the issuing of e-passports and other vital identification documents due to a technical fault.

[New Zimbabwe] Kelvin Chamunorwa, UK-trained actuary and founder of Nhaka Life Assurance, was recently adjudged one of the top three performers in the Zimbabwean insurance industry.

[The Exchange] The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has committed to introducing lower denomination gold coins. In his Mid-Term Monetary Policy statement released yesterday, Dr. Mangudya said the RBZ would be releasing smaller gold coins in mid-Novembe...

[The Herald] The Amapiano festival dubbed "Yoyo World" held at Alexandra Sports Club last Friday was a success as the high electrifying line up of artistes, who included South Africans Daliwonga, Tarryn and Clairise, best known as TxC and Pabi Cooper...

[New Zimbabwe] ZIMBABWE's electronic passports processing has been put on hold indefinitely following a major machine breakdown.

[New Zimbabwe] Tendy Three Investments (TTI) has cleared misconceptions that it is a South African company only in Bulawayo to generate revenue and take it to its home country.

[New Zimbabwe] AN umbrella body of civil society organisations, Crisis Coalition, has accused President Emerson Mnangagwa of being hypocritical and insincere by labelling Non Governmental Organisations (NGO) "subversive" and "abusive".

[New Zimbabwe] The versatile three-time Grammy Award-winning Reggae group, Morgan Heritage will perform their legendary hits and new material as they embark on their first full-scale African tour next month.

[New Zimbabwe] Harare -- A Zimbabwean court ordered the defence hearing to proceed Wednesday for award-winning author Tsitsi Dangarembga despite her lawyers asking for postponement to allow them to prepare for the case.

[The Herald] Zimbabwe and South Africa will work together to find a common solution on the Zimbabwe Exemption Permits (ZEP that are due to expire at the end of this year.

[New Zimbabwe] THE Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) says provisions in the proposed Judicial Laws amendment Bill may hinder full access to justice as they infringe on fair trial.

[The Herald] The governments of Zimbabwe and Zambia are holding a validation workshop on the policy, legal and regulatory framework for the establishment of the agro-industrial park between the two countries.

[IPS] Bulawayo -- Zimbabwe's press freedom credentials suffered further criticism with the arrest of two journalists from a privately-owned newspaper charged with transmitting "false data messages."

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[Ghanaian Times] Thousands of delegates attended Zimbabwe's ruling ZANU-PF party's 7th Women's League Elective Conference, which concluded on Saturday in Harare to elect new leadership as the party prepares for a crucial general election next year.