The DRC’s crisis and Africa’s democratic contradictions
The next general elections may be scheduled for December 2028, but the disputed 2023 polls continue to cast a long and corrosive shadow over the DRC’s political landscape.
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Disi Farm: Agriculture, care and poverty in Zim
Approximately 40% of Zimbabwe’s population lives on less than US$2,15 per day.
By The Borgen Project
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Teacher steals from Eswatini delegate
A local teacher has appeared in court after allegedly stealing electrical accessories and a laptop belonging to a delegate attending a government-organised conference in Harare.
By Desmond Chingarande
Apr. 8, 2026
Mambo Guramatunhu inspires dialogue with culturally-rooted spoken word
Following a busy World Poetry Day, he spoke to NewsDay Life & Style about inspiration, impact and what lies ahead.
By Tendai Sauta
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Cows, cash and political quotas: Inside the bribery racket preying on Zim’s nursing hopefuls
In Zimbabwe, nursing qualifications are highly sought after. But, places are limited and competition is intense.
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Zim advances regional wildlife trade governance
ZIMBABWE has taken an important step towards transforming transboundary conservation and combating illegal wildlife trade, NewsDay Weekender has learnt.
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Firestorms mount as liquidity torments major exchange
Chibvongodze noted that investors remain reluctant to convert hard currency into ZiG to buy equities, largely due to uncertainty around exit mechanisms.
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WestProp targets Chivhu in expansion push
WestProp chief executive Ken Sharpe said the expansion reflected market demand and a broader vision to drive growth beyond the capital.
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Serial armed robbers nabbed
Police in Masvingo have confirmed the arrest of two serial armed robbers who had been terrorising Kwekwe residents, targeting network service providers’ base stations.
By Nizbert Moyo
Mar. 25, 2026
