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China's deadly supply chain
Legal reforms and public pronouncements from Beijing have offered hopeful but limited remedies.
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 By Newsday Dec. 4, 2025
Bard Santner Inc: A year of resilience and growth 
Bard Santner also runs TX Money Transfer, a prominent financial remittance services company with a footprint in Zimbabwe and regionally. 
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 By OWN CORRESPONDENT Dec. 4, 2025
China’s ‘White Paper’ Protests: 3 Years Later
It is essential to reverse the tide of international apathy toward Beijing’s human rights violations.
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 By Newsday Dec. 1, 2025
High Court clears couple of defrauding ex-RBZ governor Gono
They argued that the magistrate had introduced new particulars of fraud midway the trial
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 By Staff Reporter Nov. 28, 2025
'You're Chinese': Arunachal woman harassed by Shanghai airport officials; told passport 'invalid'
She said she was finally able to leave the airport around 10:30pm.
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 By Newsday Nov. 25, 2025
How African nations got stuck with China
Africa desperately needs investment — and China is coming through with it once more
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 By Semafor Nov. 24, 2025
Hotel Employees cleared of $600k fraud
The two had pleaded not guilty to a single charge of fraud.
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 By Staff Reporter Nov. 24, 2025
Experience real-time live betting on 1xBet India: Choose the best matches
All transactions are protected by SSL 256-bit encryption, keeping your funds and personal data secure at all times.
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 By Newsday Nov. 21, 2025
Cimas @80 media awards set to debut tonight in Bulawayo
According to Cimas, the awards attracted an overwhelming 120 entries, reflecting growing interest in health journalism and the media’s commitment to spotlighting national health issues.
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 By Online Reporter Nov. 21, 2025
Advocate Mpofu fights back smear campaign
Advocate Mpofu has on a number of occasions exposed corrupt actions in the courts
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 By Staff Reporter Nov. 21, 2025
Local mine linked to rising deaths... authorities accused of turning a blind eye
Police reports seen by this publication confirm several of the incidents that have sparked outrage.
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 By Staff Reporter Nov. 20, 2025
China's investment spree in UK gave it access to military-grade technology, BBC told
Imagination Technologies, a Hertfordshire-based firm, was one of the companies Panorama looked at.
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 By Newsday Nov. 17, 2025
The blue flag returns: How a banned emblem became the centre of uyghur defiance
Every 12 November, Uyghur groups gather to commemorate the proclamation of the first East Turkestan Republic.
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 By Newsday Nov. 17, 2025
The hidden costs of China’s industrial policy
In turn, this could reduce the GDP level by up to 2% after accounting for the associated decline in capital accumulation.
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 By Newsday Nov. 13, 2025
Live Blog: Banks & Banking Sector Survey & Awards 2025
Zimbabwe Independent Banks & Banking Sector Survey, 2025
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 By Tatira Zwinoira and GARY GERALD MTOMBENI and Donald Nyandoro Nov. 13, 2025
Inside the rise of Cape Town City FC: A new contender in the South African remier division
An in-depth look at the team's journey in the league, analyzing their squad composition, current season challenges, and future prospects.
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 By Newsday Nov. 12, 2025
Honourable Cabinet Summit Awards set to celebrate Africa’s finest
Dubbed “A Crown of Conquest”, the event will bring together fifty distinguished nominees from across the continent
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 By Staff Reporter Nov. 10, 2025
COP30 and China’s Tibetan plateau paradox
Tibet’s militarization and its civilian expansion have therefore become interlinked processes.
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 By The Diplomat Nov. 8, 2025
China’s rare earth export controls: Global supply chain disruption
Technology transfer restrictions form a critical component that extends beyond physical material exports.
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 By Discovery Alert Nov. 6, 2025
African stablecoins as crypto-based solutions to local problems
Zimbabwe can serve as an informative regional test case, in no small part due to its digital-savvy population and forward-thinking approach
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 By Newsday Oct. 29, 2025
Prime minister Takaichi and the fight against the east Turkestan genocide: A uyghur view
Today, as Beijing’s repression deepens, the world looks to Tokyo for principled leadership once again.
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 By Newsday Oct. 25, 2025
Unusual games and matches that become the subject of discussion among predictors
Tech kicks in, transforming a single shock result into a continent-wide WhatsApp conference in the blink of an elbow-padded timeline.
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 By Newsday Oct. 25, 2025
US$1 billion investment: Dangote finalises Zimbabwe visit plans
Sikhosana said his firm’s role was to be financial advisors in the pending deal.
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 By Staff Reporter Oct. 25, 2025
The global relevance of Africa’s emerging casino sector
The future of casino development in Zimbabwe.
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 By Newsday Oct. 25, 2025
China reassesses its role in Pakistan’s infrastructure projects
Chinese companies have faced challenges related to delayed payments in Pakistan’s power sector
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 By Darakchi Oct. 22, 2025
Mutoko magistrate's ruling on mining ban sparks legal challenge
In response, Ndemera successfully petitioned the Mutoko Magistrates Court, which granted an order allowing him to resume operations.
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 By Staff Reporter Oct. 20, 2025
Deflationary pressures persist in China on weak demand, overcapacity
On a monthly basis, CPI was up 0.1%, versus no change in August, and below a forecast 0.2% increase.
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 By Reuters Oct. 19, 2025
From victim to victor: How Paul Diamond a former Zimbabwe businessman & the Frankel Eight redefined justice
Paul Diamond and the Frankel Eight changed the game for sexual assault survivors in South Africa. Here's how their fight altered justice forever.
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 By Newsday Oct. 18, 2025
IAPAZ Pro SACCO ushers in new era with inaugural women’s desk leadership
Gonese outlined the twin objectives of the gathering: to align the new executive with the SACCO’s broader vision and to map the operationalisation of the Desk’s core mission.
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 By Staff Reporter Oct. 14, 2025
ETGE marks 76 years of Chinese occupation, calls for global action against ongoing genocide
The world must understand that the atrocities in East Turkistan are not mere human rights violations.
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 By Newsday Oct. 10, 2025
China’s machinery of exploitation: US report labels Beijing a persistent human trafficking offender
The sheer scale and opacity of Chinese supply chains make accountability nearly impossible.
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 By Newsday Oct. 10, 2025
Fresh blow for Energy Mutodi as Bitumen World denies extortion claims
Mutodi had openly accused Guvamatanga demanding bribes from contractors, ministries and government departments.
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 By Staff Reporter Oct. 5, 2025
The Nazi Scholar Inspiring China’s Intelligentsia
In 2018, Liu published an essay which posited a grand synthesis between Schmitt and Marx, with alleged implications for China’s “world-historic rise
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 By Newsday Oct. 4, 2025
Cannabis seeds South Africa: Diversity, heritage, and modern appeal
South Africa’s cannabis seed landscape is rich, diverse, and deeply rooted, offering collectors and enthusiasts a unique window into the broader world of cannabis genetics.
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 By Newsday Oct. 3, 2025
Why Mutodi attacked Guvamatanga
The question is not why Mutodi attacked Guvamatanga. The real question is why Zimbabwe continues to indulge Mutodi.
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 By Renson Mukwindidza Oct. 1, 2025
Craft Properties relocates to new offices 
Despite the relocation, the company emphasised that all contact details remain unchanged, ensuring uninterrupted communication with clients and stakeholders. 
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 By Staff Reporter Sep. 28, 2025
The new buzzword that’s scaring China
That may no longer be good enough to power growth. The risk is that China follows Japan into a period of stagnation from which there is no easy exit.
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 By Opinion Sep. 27, 2025
Auction vs. Dealership: Which one saves you more money?
Auctions are clearly the cost-friendlier option when it comes to buying used cars for sale in Zimbabwe.
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 By Newsday Sep. 26, 2025
The Cost of China’s Resource Rush: Africa’s Environment Under Pressure
For Africa’s partners, including China, this is an opportunity as much as a challenge.
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 By Newsday Sep. 26, 2025
China: Draft ‘Ethnic Unity’ Law Tightens Ideological Control
Chinese cultural symbols” in public facilities, architecture, and tourist sites, including when naming places.
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 By Newsday Sep. 26, 2025
CCP's subversion efforts in New Zealand spark regional alarm
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 By Newsday Sep. 25, 2025
Carbon Cover Up – foreign NGO takes unprecedented action against Zimbabwean Carbon Project
All issuance requests must be independently audited by a so-called VVB (accredited by Verra), before being reviewed by Verra.
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 By Newsday Sep. 25, 2025
Chamuka: Mnangagwa Should Honour Unity Accord, Make Mpofu Vice President
For Chamuka, failing to uphold its spirit risks reopening old wounds and alienating long marginalised communities.
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 By Newsday Sep. 23, 2025
World Uyghur Congress strengthens worldwide advocacy to expose China's atrocities
Former camp survivor Kalbinur Sidik also delivered testimony during her first visit to Turkiye.
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 By ANI Sep. 19, 2025
Inside China’s Surveillance and Propaganda Industries: Where Profit Meets Party
Where Geedge builds the pipes for information control, GoLaxy provides the tools to flood those pipes with content aligned to government priorities. 
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 By The Diplomat Sep. 17, 2025
China is eyeing superpower status via Africa and the Caribbean. But are they partners or pawns?
Political delegation trips from China were commonplace.
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 By Newsday Sep. 15, 2025
PUP to launch 'Inclusive Agenda' with Magunje rally as national kick-off
He explained that the IGA will focus on ensuring that different political players, civil society groups, and ordinary citizens are part of decision-making.
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 By Newsday Sep. 10, 2025
Pacific leaders agree new summit rules after China, Taiwan bans
They also endorsed an Australian bid to host the COP31 UN climate talks next year, calling it a joint bid between Australia and the Pacific.
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 By Newsday Sep. 10, 2025
Dynamos stun Scotland in thrilling comeback victory
Dynamos has managed to catch up with four other teams on 28 points, though they remain in 17th place due to a minor goal difference.
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 By Newsday Aug. 31, 2025
Discovery Ambulances Ceo urges Zimbos abroad to build nation
Mutsvangwa was impressed with outreach programme saying they want to join hands with Discovery Ambulances Services.
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 By Kenneth Nyangani Aug. 24, 2025

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