Adedotun Oyeniyi

SADC announces plans to withdraw troops from the DRC, citing rising casualties and worsening security in the ongoing conflict with M23 rebels.

Harare residents warn that water privatization could risk public health and empower elites while calling for greater transparency and governance reforms.

The U.S. cuts 83 percent of USAID programs, impacting Africa’s health and education sectors, leaving countries like Zimbabwe facing uncertain futures.

Journalist Blessed Mhlanga remains in detention as his lawyer expresses concerns about his family and urges authorities to grant his bail appeal.

A decade after Itai Dzamara’s disappearance, Zimbabwe faces mounting pressure to provide answers as activists demand accountability and justice.

Indian mining firm Vardhaan teams up with Zimbabwe’s Microlight to explore lithium and develop local battery and electric vehicle production.

Media groups warn Mnangagwa that the new broadcasting bill restricts press freedom, ignores public concerns, and discourages foreign investment in Zimbabwe’s media sector.

President Mnangagwa reaffirmed ZANU PF’s commitment to people-centered development, highlighting progress in agriculture, mining, ICT, and national unity.

Zimbabwe’s corruption ranking worsens as Parliament calls on Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi to explain the government’s anti-corruption efforts.

Zimbabwe has secured ARV supplies despite funding cuts, using domestic resources to prevent shortages and sustain HIV treatment programs.