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Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe's central bank has lowered interest rates even as most global central banks hold or raise them, citing persistent risks linked to Iran. The move stands out amid a worldwide tightening or wait-and-see stance, and observers are weighing what it signals about Zimbabwe's inflation outlook and its exposure to Middle East tensions.
- 2Watchdog warns Zimbabwe's human rights abuses persist▼'Zimbabwe's recurring patterns of human rights abuse, discrimination and coercion remain a concern', says watchdog
The watchdog Genocide Watch says Zimbabwe's recurring patterns of human rights abuse, discrimination and coercion remain a serious concern. The organisation highlights that abusive practices in the country are repeating rather than abating, keeping Zimbabwe on its watch list amid ongoing scrutiny of the government's treatment of citizens and political opponents.
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Zimbabwe faced DR Congo in an international football fixture drawing attention across multiple countries. DR Congo came out on top, with Yoane Wissa scoring to take his international tally to eight goals in twelve matches, firing his country to victory. Fans and outlets are sharing lineups, live streaming details and reaction to the result as the match trends worldwide.