UNICEF reports only 42% of Zimbabwean infants are exclusively breastfed in their first six months, far below the 70% SDG target.
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Zimbabwe’s 2023-24 drought crisis is deepened by flawed agriculture policies, highlighting the urgent need for reforms and international partnerships.
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Zimbabwe mandates bank accounts and PoS machines for shops to combat unofficial exchange rates and stabilize the currency market.
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Harare City Council struggles with procurement delays, hindering preparations for the upcoming Sadc Heads of State and Government Summit.
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President Mnangagwa faces global criticism over the crackdown on activists ahead of the SADC summit. He claims foreign-funded schemes tarnish Zimbabwe’s image.
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WFP’s cash program empowers 31,000 women and youth in Bulawayo, helping them start small businesses and achieve economic stability amid the famine.
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Zimbabwe’s severe drought forces families to skip meals. President Mnangagwa seeks $2 billion in international food aid to address the crisis.
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Zanu PF acknowledges internal divisions threatening its stability. The party commissar urges members to prioritize unity over personal ambitions.
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Police escalate arrests of activists and opposition politicians ahead of the Sadc summit, with reports of severe torture surfacing.
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Jim Kunaka’s bid to rejoin Zanu PF sparks factional conflict, raising security concerns and threatening President Mnangagwa’s leadership stability.