Adenike Adeodun

Water shortages in Nyaminyami Rural District are escalating human-wildlife conflicts. Women and children risk their lives fetching water, and urgent action is required.

UNAIDS called for urgent HIV action for women and girls, warning that shrinking resources threaten decades of progress in prevention and treatment.

Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission warns that recent journalist arrests risk damaging the country’s international standing and freedom of expression.

Korea donates $1 million to provide critical food aid to more than 46,000 vulnerable families in Zimbabwe’s Shurugwi district during the lean season.

Zimbabwe records about 1,000 kidney failure cases yearly, but limited dialysis access leaves many without care. Experts call for early detection.

Neddy Kabungaidze’s story shows how education empowered her to break free from violence and inspire change in Zimbabwe.

ZANU PF has expelled war veteran Blessed Geza over his opposition to Mnangagwa’s extended rule, citing indiscipline and factionalism.

A Zimbabwean High Court ruling voided the MDC-T’s 2022 congress, ordering fresh elections while Mwonzora accused Zanu PF of political interference.

Heavy rains have turned Rufaro Stadium into a muddy mess, exposing flaws in its renovations and raising doubts about its readiness for top-tier matches.

Cuba and Zimbabwe reaffirm their partnership, pledging to expand trade and diplomacy despite economic sanctions that have slowed development.