Police arrest over 5,000 offenders in Harare’s CBD to restore order, improve safety, and enforce traffic regulations effectively.
Adedotun Oyeniyi
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Zimbabwe’s trade growth is fueled by top exports like gold, nickel, tobacco, platinum, ferrochrome, and agricultural products, supporting its economy.
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Zimbabwe’s ZPCS repurposes gallows into a museum and studios, promoting education and reflecting justice reform after death penalty abolition
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The mbira, Zimbabwe’s iconic instrument, bridges tradition and modernity, serving as a cultural symbol, spiritual tool, and global musical inspiration.
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Zimbabwe uses drones, GPS tracking, and AI-powered surveillance to combat poaching, protecting endangered wildlife and fostering sustainable conservation.
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Zimbabwe ramps up efforts to end HIV/AIDS in children, focusing on treatment, diagnosis, and care to meet 2030 goals.
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Zimbabwe’s malaria eradication efforts focus on prevention, community health programs, and innovative treatments, driving progress toward a malaria-free future.
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Manicaland thrives under the Second Republic with improvements in healthcare, industrialization, and irrigation strengthening the local economy and public services
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Zimbabwe’s digital divide limits internet access for many. Efforts to expand connectivity focus on reducing costs, improving infrastructure, and promoting inclusivity. Â
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Zimbabwe faces rising substance abuse challenges. Addressing this requires rehabilitation efforts, community support, and a holistic approach to promote recovery.