Week 2 Some Zimbabweans Fear Violence Will Taint Upcoming Elections Zanu PF, CCC ‘trade blows’ Turkiye, Zim seek to deepen bi-lateral, trade relations | The Herald (state owned) Zim, Iran deepen cultural relations | The Herald (state owned) Prolonged health workers’ strikes now illegal | The Herald (state owned) Zimbabwe's economic crisis | Ordinary people going hungry Zim not ready for elections: CiCZ Beitbridge-Byo, Vic Falls highway rehab begins | The Herald (state owned) Time goes backwards in Zimbabwe – Cathy Buckle Strengthened cooperation with China supports Zim’s socio-economic development | The Herald (state owned) Free education ‘political banter’: Analysts Zimbabwe highest on food price inflation globally says World Bank
Week 1 2022: An eventful year for health sector Majority facing critical food shortages: Fewsnet Zimbabwe: Bumper wheat harvest, but government owes farmers millions of USD Nationwide teachers’ strike looms as schools set to reopen Feature: Analysts predict gloom, doom for Zim in 2023 ‘Poverty fuels teen pregnancies’ Export ban means Chinese firms will have to build plants in Zimbabwe to process lithium | The Herald (state owned) Potraz establishes over 1000 computer labs in schools Zim's 2022 human development ranking very low Early marriage and its devastating effects
Week 52 Hospitals crumble as blackouts mount...‘Constitutional rights violated’...ICU patients placed in grave danger Christmas, without the cheer Byo motorists complain over potholes Boreholes project to boost Matabeleland water supply | The Herald (state owned) 20 years of sewage nightmare for Luveve families... councillors propose relocation for long-suffering residents Electoral reforms a pipe dream: Analysts Will a currency clearing deal with China help Zimbabwe? Govt rips-off mining firm of millions of US dollars in diamond deal US dollar use becoming more pronounced Controversial Gukurahundi operation continues to stir up tension in Zimbabwe Parastatals: Zim’s perennial financial blackholes Xmas barter deals…hard hit consumers sell off assets to buy food