Motoni Olodun

Zimbabwe is experiencing extended power cuts due to a technical glitch at Hwange Power Station, disrupting daily life and economic activities.

Zimbabwean opposition activist Jacob Ngarivhume has been denied bail after his arrest for allegedly inciting public violence, sparking outcry from supporters and rights groups.

A Zimbabwean woman brought a tortoise to her workplace, threatening her HR manager with black magic over an unpaid salary, highlighting the intersection of cultural beliefs and professional environments.

Zimbabwe’s gold-backed digital currency, ZiG, now represents 40% of transactions, offering a more stable alternative in an economy plagued by inflation.

Zimbabwe has banned riverbed mining to safeguard water sources, addressing environmental concerns and promoting sustainable mining practices.

Zimbabwe’s ruling party calls for the release of jailed activists, signaling a potential shift under mounting regional pressure.

The recent SADC summit in Angola faces criticism for its failure to address human rights abuses and governance issues in the region.

President Mnangagwa urges an education overhaul in the SADC region, emphasizing STEM and digital skills to drive industrialization and economic growth.

SADC member states are under scrutiny for relying on foreign aid despite their rich natural resources, with critics calling for better governance and resource management.

The SADC summit in Harare is overshadowed by concerns over the detention of activists. As delegates gather, hopes rise for meaningful reform and greater regional cooperation.