Zimbabwe In Headlines – allAfrica News

• Zig Stability Defies Odds
  [The Herald] Zimbabwe has clocked a full year since adopting of the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency, which has achieved commendable stability evidenced by low inflation and exchange rate predictability, anchored by prudent monetary policy management and other supportive Government measures.
• AFZ to Study Regional Cultures
  [The Herald] The Air Force of Zimbabwe will continue to include cultures of regional countries in its training programmes to boost regional understanding, AFZ Chief of Staff Supporting Services, Air Vice Marshal Selebale Masera has said.
• Old Hararians Edge Sportivo in Nedbank Classic Thriller
  [The Herald] Old foes, Old Hararians and Harare Sports Club, wrote yet another enthralling chapter in their epic rivalry as the two titans closed out the Nedbank Rugby Challenge, Saturday night.
• SA Hitmen Jailed for Kidnapping, Assault
  [The Herald] Five hitmen from South Africa have each been sentenced to an effective 10 years in prison for conspiring to assault and kidnap Harare businessman Mr Oliver Chipindu.
• External Tribunal for Harare Town Clerk's Hearing
  [The Herald] Harare Mayor Councillor Jacob Mafume has appointed an external tribunal to oversee disciplinary proceedings for the city's suspended town clerk, Engineer Hosea Chisango.
• Mine Workers Seek Govt Intervention
  [The Herald] More than 2 200 workers at Rio Zim Limited have gone for five months without pay and the Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union has urgently appealed to the Government for intervention in the escalating wage challenges.
• Premier League Drama Escalates, Giants Wobble
  [The Herald] A weekend that promised redemption for some and affirmation for others ended in raw drama as Ngezi Platinum stormed into Harare and walked away with CAPS United's pride tucked in their back pockets.
• Saints Expelled in Shake-Up
  [The Herald] In a dramatic turn that has sent shockwaves through the local football fraternity, Zimbabwe Saints and Golden Lions have been expelled from the ZIFA Southern Region Division One League for failing to meet affiliation fee deadlines ahead of the 2025 season.
• Swift Action By Govt to Fill HIV Funding Gap Commendable
  [The Herald] When the United States suspended its major aid programme in Africa that was supporting the battle against HIV and AIDS, and dealing with the associated tuberculosis, plus providing significant support for the battle to eliminate malaria, there was a great deal of concern in Zimbabwe that decades of progress would vanish.
• Youths Urged to Shun Violence
  [The Herald] Zimbabwean youths must not be deceived by the country's detractors into fomenting chaos and rebellion against the Government, visiting ANC Youth League president Cde Collen Malatji has said.