Victor Adetimilehin

Facing a government crackdown, Zimbabwean street currency traders are migrating their US dollar transactions to WhatsApp. This shift underscores the challenges surrounding the country’s new gold-backed currency, the ZiG, and the ongoing fight against a persistent black market.

A critical shortage of medical equipment, like functioning radiotherapy machines, and a concerning rise in patients prioritizing herbal remedies over conventional medicine are creating a healthcare crisis in Zimbabwe. This is delaying cancer diagnosis and treatment, significantly reducing patient survival rates.

A US$7 million mansion in Harare, Zimbabwe, is back in the spotlight after a controversial ownership change. The opulent property, previously owned by Augustine Chihuri, the former police chief who fled the country in 2017, now belongs to Wicknell Chivayo, a businessman with a criminal past and close ties to President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

Zimbabwe faces a hunger crisis after El Niño devastated crops. The country negotiates maize imports from Brazil and seeks international assistance to address food insecurity. 

Zimbabwe’s Parirenyatwa Hospital, the nation’s largest referral facility, faces a critical situation. A financially straining free treatment policy, staff shortages, and broken equipment threaten its ability to deliver adequate healthcare.

Nelson Chamisa delivers a moving tribute to Ellison Kamupira, highlighting their shared faith and political challenges in Zimbabwe.

Harare court denies bail to Neville Mutsvangwa, highlighting the seriousness of the charges and his potential flight risk in a high-profile case.

Zimbabwe’s decision to reserve lucrative mining zones for large-scale corporations has ignited anger and frustration among artisanal miners who view it as a blatant disregard for their livelihoods. The policy shift came to light after a Member of Parliament (MP) raised concerns about the suspension of Exclusive Prospecting Orders (EPOs) – permits granting individuals or companies exclusive rights to explore for minerals in designated areas.

Neville Mutsvangwa and two others face delayed bail amid charges of money laundering and illegal currency dealings, highlighting Zimbabwe’s ongoing battle with high-profile financial crimes.

In a significant political collaboration, Zimbabwe’s Zanu PF commits to support the ANC in the upcoming South African elections.