Adedotun Oyeniyi

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

Zimbabwe’s African armyworm outbreak threatens farmers’ harvests. The government is deploying pesticides to combat the infestation before it spreads further.

ZBC’s Montrose Studios undergoes major upgrades as part of Zimbabwe’s digital transformation efforts, enhancing broadcasting technology and content quality.

Mnangagwa urges police to restore order on Zimbabwe’s roads, calling for stricter enforcement, discipline in law enforcement, and investments in modern policing tools.

Indonesia and Kenya reaffirm strong trade and diplomatic ties with Zimbabwe, as their ambassadors bid farewell to President Mnangagwa after years of cooperation.

President Mnangagwa advocates for technological innovation in Zimbabwe’s mining sector, emphasizing efficiency, skills development, and economic growth through value addition.

Mnangagwa launches a $3.6 billion energy and metallurgy project, reinforcing Zimbabwe’s position as an investment hub with China’s continued partnership.

Zimbabwe’s drug crackdown has led to over 10,000 arrests and the dismantling of 50 drug dens as authorities enforce stricter policies to combat substance abuse.

Residents of Mt Hampden, facing eviction for the Cyber City project, plead for government clarity on relocation plans as uncertainty affects their future.

The AU hires U.S. lobbyists to push Trump to lift Zimbabwe sanctions, framing it as a trade opportunity and a move to counter China’s influence.