Adedotun Oyeniyi

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.

Zimbabwe postpones its landmine clearance deadline to 2028 due to funding shortages, impacting affected communities and slowing national security efforts.

Harare City Council executives earn up to $27,000 monthly, despite failing services and missing funds, sparking outrage and scrutiny over financial mismanagement.

Businessman Wicknell Chivayo supports extending Mnangagwa’s rule beyond 2028, sparking political divisions and backlash from critics warning against constitutional changes.

Zimbabwe’s 2025 tobacco season begins in March with a new biometric system to track farmers, prevent fraud, and enhance market efficiency.

The Beitbridge bus crash has been declared a national disaster. President Mnangagwa urges road safety improvements after 24 lives were lost.

Zimbabwe’s Agriculture Minister Anxious Masuka has been named Best World Minister at the World Government Summit in Dubai for his leadership in rural development.