Adenike Adeodun

Reports show Zimbabwe recorded 184 human rights violations in October, impacting nearly 2,000 people, including violence, repression, and housing demolitions.

Zimbabwe’s school construction projects face delays due to limited funding. Calls grow for new funding strategies to improve infrastructure and education access.

Peaceful power transitions in Mozambique promote unity, stability, and economic growth, ensuring a brighter future for all citizens.

Allegations of abuse at St. Ignatius College prompt victims to demand justice and healing, exposing decades of misconduct by Father Brian Porter.

Zimbabwe’s High Court declares 14-day immigration detention without trial unconstitutional, reinforcing rights and freedoms for all under the nation’s Constitution.

Nutrition programs in Zimbabwe play a crucial role in combating malnutrition among children, enhancing their health, development, and future prospects.

Zimbabwe is implementing various reforestation initiatives to address deforestation, aiming to restore ecosystems and promote sustainable land management.

A human rights group claims Zimbabwe’s ruling party interfered in Mozambique’s recent elections, sparking unrest and raising international concerns.

Zimbabwe’s foreign-currency reserves rose to $509 million as demand for the local currency, ZiG, surged, fueled by high interest rates and limited liquidity.

Zimbabwe’s Alternative Mining Indaba advocates for transparency and pro-poor reforms, pushing for mining sector policies that benefit local communities.