Motoni Olodun

Zimbabwe faces a severe drought that has left many families without food. The government and NGOs are stepping in to provide aid and long-term solutions.

Zimbabwean pensioners have petitioned Parliament for higher payouts, highlighting their struggle to survive on meager monthly payments from the NSSA.

The Zimbabwe Exemption Permits deadline in South Africa is nearing, affecting thousands of Zimbabweans who must regularize their status or face deportation.

Zimbabwe is actively courting Russian tourists to boost its tourism sector, offering unique attractions and easier travel options to enhance visitor experience.

Zimbabwe has received a $32.2 million payout from the African Risk Capacity to support over 700,000 people affected by severe drought conditions.

Top lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa demands a retraction from Major General Sanyatwe for unconstitutional partisan statements supporting Zanu-PF, urging military neutrality.

Zimbabwe’s army commander declares allegiance to ZANU-PF and vows to enforce support, raising concerns about military influence in the country’s politics.

Zimbabwe’s Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Raymond Machingura, has been fired over allegations of promoting tribalism, highlighting the government’s dedication to national unity.

A High Court judge in Zimbabwe has called for court interpreters to familiarize themselves with modern street slang to ensure accurate translations during trials, especially when young witnesses testify.

Zimbabwe’s government warns the opposition against planned protests over activist detentions, escalating political tensions. Discover the latest developments and potential outcomes.