Adenike Adeodun

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

Zimbabweans face rolling blackouts as ZESA shuts down Hwange Power Station units for maintenance. The outages are expected to last until May 2025.

The World Bank says Zimbabwe can clear its $21 billion debt through bold fiscal reforms, stabilizing inflation, and strengthening economic policies.

Zimbabwe faces aid cuts as the UK and Netherlands redirect funding, raising concerns about the impact on healthcare, education, and social services across Africa.

Zimbabwean companies are required to report financials using ZiG, leading to concerns about hyperinflationary accounting, rising costs, and financial instability.

The $7 million Presidential Goats Scheme fraud trial of Mike Chimombe has been delayed again after his lawyer cited illness, prompting a court postponement.

Zimbabwe’s ICT Minister Tatenda Mavetera faces scrutiny over her PhD claims, with critics questioning her credentials and use of the “Dr.” title.

CCC expelled Sengezo Tshabangu for violating party rules, accusing him of undermining leadership and making unauthorized changes to parliamentary representatives.

Zimbabwe is finalizing a media policy to improve journalist welfare, promote ethical reporting, and align with Vision 2030 for national development.

Zimbabwe continues its food aid program to help communities affected by drought, ensuring food security remains a priority until the next harvest season.