Adedotun Oyeniyi

SADC leaders convene in Harare to discuss solutions for the escalating M23 rebel conflict in eastern DRC, aiming to restore peace and stability in the region.

Civic education in Zimbabwe empowers citizens, enhances democratic participation, and promotes accountability through initiatives by organizations like ZIMCET and USAID.

Zimbabwe must overcome intensified crackdowns on critics, repression of civil society, and endemic corruption to achieve stable and democratic governance.

The Mutirikwi Hydro Power Plant now powers Masvingo with reliable electricity, supporting local development and Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 goals.

Zimbabwe employs a comprehensive approach to tackle drought and food insecurity, including establishing the Drought Action Committee, implementing a National Drought Plan, promoting climate-smart agriculture, strengthening social assistance, and encouraging alternative livelihoods.

Zimbabwe to receive $76 million from Australia for climate-resilient farming and sustainable agricultural development.

Zimbabwe is attracting international business through policy reforms, investment incentives, and infrastructure upgrades, despite challenges like policy inconsistency.

Zimbabwe has made strides in rural electrification, yet significant challenges persist. Addressing funding constraints, infrastructure deficits, and policy inconsistencies through diversified energy sources and public-private partnerships is crucial for achieving universal access.

Police arrest over 5,000 offenders in Harare’s CBD to restore order, improve safety, and enforce traffic regulations effectively.

Zimbabwe’s trade growth is fueled by top exports like gold, nickel, tobacco, platinum, ferrochrome, and agricultural products, supporting its economy.