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Uyghur fathers, Uyghur children: Persecution and resilience across generations
Millions of others are being deployed by the state for large‑scale forced labor in factories and fields.
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 By Newsday Jul. 12, 2026
IMF reports China's economy promising
It projected China's growth at 4.6 percent for 2026, which is 0.2 percentage points higher than its April forecast
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 By China Daily Jul. 7, 2026
Zanu PF youth venture into public transport business
 Provincial youth chairman Stanley Sakupwanya said they acquired the buses from the US$200 000 they received under the Presidential Youth Fund.
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 By Kenneth Nyangani Jul. 5, 2026
Law beyond borders: Beijing’s ‘unity’ mandate raises fears of repression and Taiwan intimidation
As it comes into force, analysts are closely watching how its provisions will be implemented and interpreted.
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 By Newsday Jul. 5, 2026
Northeast China is collapsing from within and the party has no answer 
The region's present may foreshadow the future of the entire country if systemic issues remain unresolved. 
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 By Newsday Jun. 28, 2026
The three Indian warships designed to take on China
It has participated in exercises and information-sharing arrangements designed to improve maritime awareness across the Indo-Pacific.
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 By Newsday Jun. 23, 2026
Zimbabwe's legal cannabis industry: The global picture
Zimbabwe legalised medicinal cannabis in 2018 and now grows a young legal sector.
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 By Newsday Jun. 17, 2026
Sick and Pensionless: The long punishment of a Xinjiang Falun Gong professor
Today, Li is free but impoverished, a woman punished not for what she has done but for what she believes.
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 By Newsday Jun. 16, 2026
Why are more Chinese youths dying? The CCP’s failure
It is a damning indictment of governance under the CCP. 
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 By Newsday Jun. 12, 2026
New book urges nations to align technology with development goals
The purchase of sophisticated systems alone does not create prosperity.
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 By PATIENCE CHIPEMBERE Jun. 12, 2026
China’s wolf cry over regional militarisation
In the Indo-Pacific, the louder China shouts, the clearer its double standard becomes.
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 By Newsday Jun. 8, 2026
CAB 3: Ziyambi full speech
This Bill is sound in its law. It is principled in its purpose, inspiring in its aspirations and it is overdue in its time .
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 By Newsday Jun. 6, 2026
China’s patriotic Catholic Church promotes the ethnic unity law
A Church that sees itself as part of the Catholic communion would naturally engage with a major papal document.
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 By Newsday Jun. 4, 2026
Xi Jinping’s purge of the PLA: A reign of terror that weakens China’s military morale
The PLA may remain the largest military force in the world, but under Xi’s reign of terror, it is a giant crippled by fear, distrust, and paralysis. 
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 By Newsday Jun. 2, 2026
Old Magwegwe, Old Pumula identified as HIV hotspots
The planners in Beijing.“We are testing people, we are getting HIV-positive cases, and they are coming from those areas. That directs us to say those are our hotspots,” he said.
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 By Silas Nkala Jun. 2, 2026
Why China’s economy is weaker than you think
China has experienced downward pressure on producer prices and the accompanying economic ills.
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 By Newsday Jun. 1, 2026
Masuka hails swift national disaster action on river degradation
Minister Masuka said the programme was necessary to reverse environmental destruction that has threatened irrigation systems, agriculture, urban water supplies and industrial activity.
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 By Staff Reporter May. 29, 2026
China patrols waters east of Taiwan in response to Japan, Philippine maritime border talks
Taiwan condemned the move, but said it spotted only two Chinese ships to its southeast which did not enter restricted waters.
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 By Reuters May. 28, 2026
Govt’s grain levy strategy gains legal and economic backing
Legal experts say the association’s position is fundamentally flawed both in law and policy.
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 By Staff Reporter May. 28, 2026
Grain millers issue final demand over 'illegal' levies
According to the millers' "scientific computations" the levies will spike basic commodity prices by between 13% and 18%
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 By Staff Reporter May. 27, 2026
Govt on high alert over spike in Leaked and staged audios…..As Passion Java rebutes “Viral” Audio
Tagwirei on various public platforms has denied any ambitions.
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 By Staff Reporter May. 26, 2026
Why currency stability matters more than ever for Pakistan
Over the past few years, Pakistan has experienced exactly how sensitive an economy can become when pressure builds around inflation, foreign reserves and exchange rates.
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 By Newsday May. 26, 2026
German authorities arrest 2 on China espionage allegations
These were aimed at establishing contact with witnesses who are not under suspicion of criminal activity.
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 By Newsday May. 22, 2026
Taiwan and the permanent fault line in U.S.-China relations
A retreat would reverberate across the Indo-Pacific.
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 By Newsday May. 20, 2026
The Uyghurs and the hidden risk of Trump’s China trip: An open letter
Trump’s China trip:
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 By Newsday May. 18, 2026
Should Churches endorse CAB3?
The churches also defended proposals to reform Zimbabwe’s electoral system.
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 By Newsday May. 15, 2026
Domestic port calls reveal China’s struggle for control
China’s naval diplomacy is increasingly turning inward.
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 By Newsday May. 14, 2026
FC 26 Coin Platforms Ranked: Speed,Price and Safety Compared for 2026
This ranks the top platforms on three things that actually matter: price, delivery speed, and account safety.
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 By Newsday May. 13, 2026
Norway police hold Chinese woman in custody over suspected espionage
Reuters was not immediately able to reach ​her ​lawyer.
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 By Newsday May. 11, 2026
China is still supplying drone factories in Iran, Russia despite U.S. sanctions
An Iranian-designed Shahed-136 over Kyiv during a Russian attack.
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 By Newsday May. 8, 2026
BIPPA farm returns not a land reform reversal, Government clarifies
At the same time, government says it is advancing plans to regularise land ownership for hundreds of thousands of black farmers across the country.
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 By Staff Reporter May. 8, 2026
Zimbabwe may be forced to expel gold standard from Its carbon market
Such a move would send shockwaves through global carbon markets.
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 By Staff Reporter May. 7, 2026
South Africa Is Building a Crypto Market Institutions Can Actually Use
They venture into markets when the operating environment becomes familiar enough to facilitate compliance, reporting, governance and product development.
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 By Newsday May. 6, 2026
Growth without jobs: China’s hiring freeze hits young graduates hardest
As the graduation season peaks, the immediate outlook points to intensifying competition rather than relief.
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 By Newsday May. 3, 2026
Meta AI deal blocked, raising concerns over China tech investments abroad
Beijing has made it clear that it does not want Chinese AI capabilities sold to American companies.
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 By Newsday Apr. 29, 2026
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ARDA’s weak asset controls condemned
The committee also warned that weak internal controls pose the risk of asset misuse.
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 By KIRSTY SIBANDA Apr. 29, 2026
Beijing lashes out at EU after Chinese firms included in latest Russia sanctions
French President Emmanuel Macron warned on Friday that Europe is now under pressure from the United States, China and Russia at the same time.
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 By Newsday Apr. 27, 2026
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 By Staff Reporter Apr. 27, 2026
ZESA given 48-hr ltimatum to cut power at Phoenix Prince Mine
According to a notice by Navid Incorporated, the processing plants at Phoenix Prince Mine are not drawing electricity from Freda Rebecca’s supply
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 By Staff Reporter Apr. 25, 2026
Zimbabwean family appeals for spiritual intervention amid alleged ngozi disturbances
Relatives say the situation has since deteriorated.
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 By Staff Reporter Apr. 24, 2026
Woes mount for convicted MDCPZ registrar
He was granted bail pending appeal against both conviction and sentence
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 By Staff Reporter Apr. 24, 2026
Why China is holding Ukraine hostage in tech
All of these are points of influence: on security, on the economy, on politics, on personal life.
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 By Newsday Apr. 23, 2026
Losing CCC Bindura North 2023 candidate Kajokoto at centre of legal advice
The court then recorded that Zvidzai Rukudzo Kajokoto is the company’s lawful company secretary.
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 By Staff Reporter Apr. 23, 2026
Zimbabwe’s gambling regulator paired an environmental clean-up drive with a reminder on player discipline
The goal remains unchanged: to entrench standards of responsible behaviour in the industry and make them the norm rather than the exception.
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 By Newsday Apr. 21, 2026
Congo cobalt spill puts spotlight on environmental risks in global supply chains with a spotlight on China
The incident, linked to operations at the Tenke Fungurume mine, has raised alarm among local communities.
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 By Newsday Apr. 20, 2026
China’s Hormuz pledge sparks debate over Beijing’s bid to lead a gulf unity front against foreign interference
These Chinese moves against Washington constitute an internationalization of the crisis through the exertion of political and economic pressure on the United States.
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 By Newsday Apr. 17, 2026
Shrinking wallets, fading dreams- China’s youth in crisis
These terms reflect more than internet slang; they reveal a generational mood shaped by economic pressure and shifting expectations.
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 By Newsday Apr. 14, 2026
How Chinese propaganda erased Mongolian identity and much more
The project serves as a reminder that the struggle for truth in China increasingly relies on data as well as testimony, on code as well as courage
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 By Newsday Apr. 14, 2026
What they don’t tell you about investing in Nigeria: risks, reality, and strategy in 2026
Many investors assume that entering Nigeria’s market follows the same patterns seen in other emerging economies.
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 By Newsday Apr. 13, 2026
China’s electrostate gamble backfires in the Global South
The challenge is clear: the Global South must seize agency in its energy future, or risk being permanently tethered to Beijing’s electrostate ambitions.
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 By Newsday Apr. 12, 2026

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