The Latest Breaking News from Zimbabwe

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High-grade lithium has been discovered in Nigeria. In 2019 the total production volume of lithium, not high grade, in Nigeria reached 50 metric tons This is small compared to Zimbabwe which produced 1,200 metric tons the same year. The Conversation Africa’s Wale Fatade asked geologist Ibrahim Garba for his insights.

Striking nurses and other health workers have brought Zimbabwe’s government hospitals to a near standstill, straining a once vibrant public health system now plagued by a lack of medicines and basic supplies such as gloves

Public health workers and other civil servants are demanding salaries in US dollars as inflation hits 132 percent.

Zimbabwean health workers went on strike on Monday after rejecting a 100% wage hike offer last week, pressing their demand for payment in U.S. dollars as the local currency slumps.

Father-of-two Joram Nechironga hopes to launch judicial review against Home Office decision

Joram Nechironga, who served in Iraq, is hoping to launch a judicial review against the Home Office decision.

Zimbabwean nurses unions said on Thursday their members would strike next week to protest at poor salaries and working conditions, the second walk-out by nurses since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

In 2022, Zimbabwe was ranked 137th on the World Press Freedom Index, seven places lower than the year before.

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