Adenike Adeodun

Amid Zimbabwe’s worsening economic crisis, thousands of children are being pushed into hazardous labor, missing out on education and enduring the harsh realities of survival.

Precious Tsindikeni’s tragic loss reveals the deep-rooted issues in Zimbabwe’s maternal healthcare system, highlighting the urgent need for improvements in medical care and resources.

Zimbabwe has lost over 20 social workers to the UK in recent months. The government is working to protect migrant workers and address the country’s ongoing brain drain.

The latest report reveals that young adults, particularly between ages 20 and 29, constitute the largest proportion of new prison admissions in Zimbabwe, alongside rising crime rates in regions like Harare.

ZimParks and Defend signed a 20-year MoU to boost Chizarira National Park’s conservation, inject US$3 million, and attract more foreign investment to Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe’s government converts debt into gold-backed bonds amid pressure from farmers for USD payments, leaving concerns about the future of the Zimbabwe Gold currency.

Drought-resistant crops can help Zimbabwe overcome food insecurity, ensuring a sustainable agricultural system that thrives regardless of unpredictable weather conditions.

Kirsty Coventry, Zimbabwe’s Olympic gold medalist, aims to become the first female and African president of the International Olympic Committee in the March 2024 election.

AI has the potential to transform Zimbabwe’s elections by increasing transparency and reducing fraud, but experts warn that oversight is essential to prevent misuse.

The Chegutu community demands government action following the brutal murder and alleged rape of two elderly women found tied.