Adenike Adeodun

CCC expelled Sengezo Tshabangu for violating party rules, accusing him of undermining leadership and making unauthorized changes to parliamentary representatives.

Zimbabwe is finalizing a media policy to improve journalist welfare, promote ethical reporting, and align with Vision 2030 for national development.

Zimbabwe continues its food aid program to help communities affected by drought, ensuring food security remains a priority until the next harvest season.

President Mnangagwa rejects calls to extend his rule beyond 2028, insisting he will step down as required by the constitution.

ZANU-PF leaders urge President Mnangagwa to remain in office until 2030, citing infrastructure growth, rural transformation, and economic development as key reasons.

U.S. funding cuts have shut down HIV clinics in Zimbabwe, putting thousands at risk. Parliament is calling for urgent action to secure alternative funding.

Zimbabwe has introduced a foreign policy doctrine emphasizing sovereignty, economic growth, and international cooperation while strengthening national interests.

Zimbabwe confirms it has enough grain to last until April, reassures citizens on food security, and announces new economic policies and Youth Day celebrations.

Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa slams U.S. aid cuts to South Africa, calling it a pattern of external pressure against African nations.

African leaders at the SADC-EAC summit in Tanzania push for a ceasefire and peace talks in eastern DRC, calling for diplomatic solutions and humanitarian aid.