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Mnangagwa’s Birthday Declared Munhumutapa Day Amid Public Backlash
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has officially gazetted 15 September as Munhumutapa Day, a new public holiday coinciding with his birthday, triggering criticism from activists and political commentators who view the move as self-glorification.
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Econet to Phase Out 3G Network by End of 2027: What It Means for Zimbabwean Users
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe will retire its 3G network by December 2027, focusing on 4G and 5G expansion. The phase-out affects rural users and those with older devices, with affordable upgrade options promised.
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Zimbabwe Slashes 291 Licences and Fees to Lower Business Costs
Zimbabwe is removing 291 licences, permits, levies and fees in a move officials say will reduce the cost of doing business, but critics argue the state should address deeper bureaucratic barriers.
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High Court Frees President Mnangagwa’s Daughter-in-Law on Bail in US$9.35 Million Laundering Case
Justice Vivian Ndlovu reversed a lower court decision, ordering Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika to pay US$5,000 and report to police twice a week.
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Mnangagwa Declares Birthday a Public Holiday, Signals Plan to Rule Until 2035
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has gazetted September 15 as Munhumutapa Day, a new public holiday matching his birthday, while separately stating he will still be in power in 2035, reigniting debate over his extended rule.
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Five-Month Moratorium Granted to E-Hailing Services in Zimbabwe
Government approves a five-month pause on e-hailing regulation to review sector and develop new framework, requiring tax registration and safety measures.
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Zimbabwe Government Orders Informal Traders to Vacate by September 9 as Demolitions Escalate
Informal traders across Zimbabwe have been given until September 9, 2026, to leave undesignated vending spots, as authorities ramp up demolitions of illegal structures, drawing sharp criticism from opposition parties and rights advocates.
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Government Slaps Five-Month Moratorium on E-Hailing Sector Regulations
Zimbabwe’s Cabinet has approved a five-month freeze on e-hailing regulations to allow a thorough review and development of a new framework for services like Bolt and InDrive.
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Four Dead in Fatal Kombi Crash on Mutare-Chigodora Road
Four people lost their lives after a commuter omnibus side-swiped an AD van near Prince of Wales on the Mutare-Chigodora Road late Monday afternoon. The driver allegedly overtook at a curve.
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Zimbabwe Sends Driving Talent to Germany for Road Safety Experience
Transport Minister Felix Mhona says the delegation will bring back international driving standards to help reduce road accidents in Zimbabwe.
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