The US has criticized Zimbabwe for not addressing human rights abuses. Claims of extrajudicial killings and suppression of political freedoms underline the need for urgent governmental reforms.
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Human Rights Watch accuses Burkina Faso’s military of executing over 220 villagers in February, raising concerns about human rights abuses in the fight against extremism in the Sahel region.
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RBZ Deputy Governor projects significant interest rate reductions, with rates potentially falling to between 11% and 20%, bolstered by the new Zimbabwe Gold currency.
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