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Zimbabwe’s Cabinet approves Firearms Act amendments to address rising gun crimes, focusing on firearm tracing, stricter licensing, and reducing the surge in armed robberies

In October 2024, Zimbabwe reported its first two cases of Mpox, raising concerns about public health preparedness. The government initiated containment measures to control the outbreak.

Zimbabwe appeals to Canada for help in rejoining the Commonwealth and requests food aid to combat a severe El Niño drought affecting millions

Zimbabwe’s plan to compensate displaced farmers faces doubts as former landowners criticize bond-based payments and question the government’s ability to deliver on promises.

Errol Gregor’s involvement in Zimbabwe’s $850 million oil pipeline project is under scrutiny due to past bribery allegations in Ghana, raising concerns over the deal’s integrity.

A former CIO director claims that Zimbabwe’s President Mnangagwa orchestrated the 2017 coup to avoid prosecution for his role in the Gukurahundi massacres of the 1980s.

Buyers can protect themselves from double sales in Zimbabwe by conducting due diligence and ensuring proper contract terms

Explore how Zimbabwe is embracing digital learning to transform its education system, with initiatives like the Learning Passport and teacher training programs.

Supporters of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga have rejected calls for President Mnangagwa to extend his term beyond 2028, emphasizing the constitutional limits in place.

Five must-watch Zimbabwean films that explore the country’s culture, history, and the power of human resilience through captivating stories.