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A Zimbabwean High Court ruling voided the MDC-T’s 2022 congress, ordering fresh elections while Mwonzora accused Zanu PF of political interference.

The World Food Program closes its Southern Africa bureau as 26 million people face food shortages, shifting responsibilities to East Africa amid a deepening drought

Zimbabwe’s corruption ranking worsens as Parliament calls on Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi to explain the government’s anti-corruption efforts.

Heavy rains have turned Rufaro Stadium into a muddy mess, exposing flaws in its renovations and raising doubts about its readiness for top-tier matches.

Southern African nations must invest in digital infrastructure to enhance interregional trade, boost economic growth, and foster innovation in key sectors

Zimbabwe has secured ARV supplies despite funding cuts, using domestic resources to prevent shortages and sustain HIV treatment programs.

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

Police in Zimbabwe arrested a woman accused of aiding armed robbers by securing their release, harboring them, and attempting to bribe a detective

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

Zimbabwe’s African armyworm outbreak threatens farmers’ harvests. The government is deploying pesticides to combat the infestation before it spreads further.