Adenike Adeodun

Zimbabwe women’s groups intensify their campaign for 50/50 gender parity in leadership ahead of the 2028 elections, calling for urgent reforms.

A new policy brief exposes critical gaps in Zimbabwe’s data protection laws, urging urgent reforms to safeguard citizens’ privacy and security.

Zimbabwe’s deputy minister Mercy Dinha faces scrutiny over food aid theft and politicization amid an El Niño-induced drought crisis affecting millions.

The trial of Chinese national Li Song, accused of $6 million externalization, was postponed to August 30 for document verification.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa insists ZANU PF follow the constitution, stressing discipline, integrity, and respect for term limits in party governance.

Botswana encourages Zimbabwean businesses to utilize its International Financial Services Centre, offering economic stability and favorable tax laws for growth.

The latest Auditor-General’s report reveals systemic corruption and mismanagement in Zimbabwe’s public sectors, calling for urgent government action and reforms.

Climate change poses a severe threat to Zimbabwe’s education sector, with natural disasters and poor infrastructure hindering students’ learning environments

Amnesty International urges Zimbabwe to release jailed CCC activists and investigate allegations of police torture, stressing the importance of human rights.

Zimbabwe needs $2.5 billion in foreign reserves to fully de-dollarize, aiming to stabilize its new currency, ZiG, and reduce U.S. dollar dependence.