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Zimbabwe Flags 18 Suspected Mineral Smuggling Cases Involving 2,655 Tonnes
Zimbabwe’s minerals marketing authority says it has intercepted or investigated 18 suspected cases involving lithium, chrome, silica and other materials since January.
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Politics
Zimbabwe moves voters’ roll out of ZEC as major electoral overhaul takes effect
Zimbabwe has begun transferring control of voter registration and the national voters’ roll from the electoral commission to the Civil Registry Department, a fundamental change to the country’s election machinery that supporters say will improve efficiency but critics argue raises new questions about institutional independence.
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Business & Economy
RBZ Cut Rates. So Why Does Your Bank Loan Still Cost So Much?
Zimbabwe's central bank has reduced its policy rate as inflation falls sharply. But workers and businesses looking for credit may still find loans surprisingly expensive. The reason lies in how banks actually price money.
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Crime & Courts
Bulawayo Deputy Mayor Barricaded Himself In Office To Evade ZACC Arrest
Bulawayo deputy mayor Edwin Ndlovu allegedly locked himself inside his private office to dodge anti-corruption investigators, forcing them to call a locksmith, a court has heard. Ndlovu and two councillors are accused of demanding US$52,000 from a businessman to protect a Hilton hotel lease.
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Trump pushes Hormuz reopening as blockade keeps oil trapped
Strait of Hormuz blockade remains largely intact as Trump pushes for reopening, leaving oil shipments stranded and global energy markets on edge.
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Private Hospitals Must Treat Life-Threatening Emergencies, Law Says
Zimbabwean law now requires private hospitals to treat patients in life-threatening emergencies before payment is discussed. The rule stabilises patients for up to 48 hours before transfer to a government facility, but the bill can still follow later.