Adenike Adeodun

Japan provides $1.4 million in food aid to 26,000 Zimbabwean families hit hard by a severe El Niño-induced drought.

Nelson Chamisa rejects calls to step down, insists on continuing the fight for Zimbabwe’s future amid growing criticism.

Zimbabwe Red Cross delivers vital aid to thousands, tackling drought-induced food shortages and keeping children in school.

Zimbabwe’s SADC leadership is under fire as human rights abuses escalate, with activists arrested and tortured under Mnangagwa’s government.

With time pressing forward, it’s up to the youth to lead and reshape a world left scarred by outdated power.

Zimbabwe’s road deaths rise due to speeding, recklessness, and poor vehicle upkeep. Experts urge stricter safety enforcement.

Sixteen lives lost in three major road accidents during Heroes holiday, prompting urgent calls for improved road safety measures.

Zacc confiscates luxury cars from Harare town clerk’s wives amid a $9.2 million corruption investigation involving city contracts.

Zanu PF asserts arrests target criminals, not opposition, as Zimbabwe prepares for the SADC summit under tight security

Zimbabwe’s government crackdown on dissent challenges the freedoms once fought for by its liberation heroes, raising concerns among civic groups.