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- 1Zimbabwe Cuts Interest Rates as Global Central Banks Hold Firm▼Zimbabwe Cuts Rates Against Global Tide as Iran Risks Persist
Zimbabwe's central bank has lowered its benchmark interest rate, moving in the opposite direction to most major economies where high rates remain in place. The decision comes as risks tied to tensions involving Iran continue to weigh on global markets. Analysts are watching whether the cut will ease pressure on the country's economy and currency.
- 2Zimbabwe central bank cuts lending rate to 27.5%●Zimbabwe central bank cuts lending rate to 27.5% from 30%
Zimbabwe's central bank has lowered its benchmark lending rate to 27.5% from 30%, a reduction of 2.5 percentage points. The move signals an easing of monetary policy, likely reflecting improving inflation conditions in an economy long troubled by currency instability and high prices. Analysts will be watching whether commercial banks pass on cheaper credit to businesses and households, and whether the cut marks the start of a broader loosening cycle.
- 3Watchdog warns Zimbabwe's human rights abuses persist▼'Zimbabwe's recurring patterns of human rights abuse, discrimination and coercion remain a concern', says watchdog
Genocide Watch says Zimbabwe's recurring patterns of human rights abuse, discrimination and coercion remain a concern. The watchdog's statement highlights ongoing fears that abuses in the country are not isolated incidents but part of a continuing pattern, keeping international attention on the government's treatment of its citizens.
- 4Israeli minister shifts stance on $4.2 billion Hapag-Lloyd–ZIM deal▼Israeli economy minister shifts position on $4.2 billion Hapag-Lloyd–ZIM deal
Israel's economy minister has changed his position on the proposed $4.2 billion acquisition involving German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd and Israeli carrier ZIM. The reversal matters because the minister's office holds approval authority over the deal, and his earlier objections had cast doubt on whether the transaction could proceed. Details of what prompted the shift and the conditions attached remain limited.
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Hayley Matthews scored a record century to lead the West Indies to a comprehensive win over Zimbabwe in their women's cricket match. The all-rounder's landmark innings set up a big total that Zimbabwe could not chase, giving the West Indies a dominant victory and Matthews another milestone performance.
- 6Israeli government offices oppose $4.2 billion Zim sale●Prime Minister’s Office and Finance Ministry oppose $4.2 billion Zim sale
Israel's Prime Minister's Office and Finance Ministry are opposing the proposed $4.2 billion sale of shipping company Zim. The resistance from two key government bodies puts a major obstacle in the path of the transaction, which would be one of the largest deals in the country's shipping sector. Further details on the buyers and the grounds for the opposition have not been disclosed.
- 7Black rhinos return to Zimbabwe's Matusadona National Park●Black rhinos have returned to Zimbabwe’s Matusadona National Park after disappearing from the area decades ago. Their re
Black rhinos have been reintroduced to Matusadona National Park in Zimbabwe after vanishing from the area decades ago, largely due to poaching. Conservationists describe the return as a key step in restoring the park's ecosystem and rebuilding one of Africa's most critically endangered wildlife populations. The news is being warmly received, with many celebrating it as rare positive news for a species that has suffered severe declines across the continent.
- 8Barkat opens door to approval of $4.2 billion Zim sale▼Barkat opens the door to approval of $4.2 billion Zim sale
Economy Minister Nir Barkat has signaled he would allow the $4.2 billion sale of Israeli shipping company Zim to proceed, clearing a key regulatory hurdle for one of the country's largest corporate deals. The move paves the way for the transaction to move forward, with attention now on its implications for Israel's shipping sector and investors.
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Zimbabwe's national football team, the Warriors, are taking on DR Congo, with attention on the side's return to the National Sports Stadium, where a brass band is set to perform at the match. Fans in Zimbabwe, the US and the UK are searching for the fixture, team news and the result as the two nations meet in a qualifying tie.
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Zimbabwe's Warriors are preparing to face DR Congo, whose squad features stars from top European clubs. Zimbabwe coach team official Catala insists his side will not be intimidated, saying the Warriors are 'not worse than anyone' despite the gulf in resources and big names. Fans are debating whether Zimbabwe can pull off an upset against the star-studded Congolese side.
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West Indies defeated Zimbabwe in a women's cricket match after captain Hayley Matthews scored a record-breaking century that set up a commanding win. The performance drew wide attention from cricket fans, with many praising Matthews' innings as one of her best and debating what it means for West Indies ahead of upcoming fixtures.
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Zimbabwe and the Democratic Republic of Congo are facing off in an international football fixture, drawing attention from fans across multiple countries. Broadcast details are widely shared, with beIN SPORTS confirming live coverage and telling viewers how and where to watch the match. Interest is high in regions with large African football followings, as both nations' supporters follow their teams' progress closely.
- 13Zimbabwe women beat West Indies for the first time●Zimbabwe women 140/6 (40.5) beat West Indies for the first time, and pick up their first ever points in the ICC Women's
Zimbabwe's women's cricket team has beaten the West Indies for the first time, winning the one-day international by four wickets. Chasing 140, Zimbabwe reached 140/6 in 40.5 overs, with Modester Mupachikwa scoring 38 and Chiedza Ndhlovu 30. Loreen Tshuma's side also picked up their first-ever points in the ICC Women's Championship. Karishma Munisar took 2-15, with Aaliyah Alleyne claiming 2-27 for the West Indies.
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Zimbabwe's Warriors are returning to the National Sports Stadium to face DR Congo in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier. The fixture marks the national team's comeback to their traditional Harare home, and interest is high in Zimbabwe and among football fans across Africa following the matchup.
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Zimbabwe versus DR Congo is drawing search interest across multiple countries, including India, Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom, suggesting a sporting fixture between the two nations. The pairing typically refers to a football match, and the broad international spread of interest points to fans following the outcome closely. Specific details of the result or competition were not immediately available.
- 16Zimbabwe Women claim historic win over West Indies●Zimbabwe Women claim historic win over lacklustre Windies Jamaica Observer https://www. jamaicaobserver.com/2026/09/28 /
Zimbabwe's women's cricket team has recorded a historic victory over the West Indies, who were widely described as lacklustre in the contest. The win is being celebrated as a landmark result for Zimbabwean women's cricket against a full-strength Caribbean side. Details of the match, including the format, scores and standout performers, were not included in the reporting available.