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Source: ZRP officer to cough up US$10 000 as punishment for misdemeanours A ZIMBABWEAN police officer has been ordered to fork out US$10 000 in damages to compensate a man, who was unlawfully arrested and arbitrarily detained by law enforcement agents over a bilateral contractual dispute. FILE IMAGE:   Joseph Tambu, the Director of Prod Software […]
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The country’s economic turmoil has led thousands of teachers to quit. Students don’t have that option. Source: A Teacher Exodus Threatens the Future of Zimbabwe’s Education System By Gamuchirai MasiyiwaSenior Reporter ILLUSTRATION BY WYNONA MUTISI HARARE, ZIMBABWE — Kudzai Chideme, 42, stepped into the teaching profession after completing her diploma in marketing and failing to […]
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Source: Zimbabwe Insists on Retaining Spurned Local Currency – Bloomberg To buy a loaf of bread in the local currency of Zimbabwe, you need to count out 100 bills of the highest denomination. Grocery shopping in the southern African nation invokes painful memories of 2008, when hyperinflation prompted the central bank to issue a 100 […]
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Source: Three Months in a Zimbabwean Prison Couldn’t Stop Me from Reporting on Corruption – Nieman Reports Political elites were looting Covid relief funds, but that was just the first part of the story ARTICLE BY HOPEWELL CHIN’ONO Hopewell Chin’ono, arrives at court in Harare, Zimbabwe, August 2020, after his arrest the previous month. Philimon Bulawayo/Reuters […]
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