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Zimbabwe faces high maternal and neonatal deaths as donor funding cuts worsen healthcare challenges. Officials urge stronger interventions to save lives.

Tatenda Banga, a Zimbabwe citizen, pleaded guilty to illegal border crossing with a firearm and drugs. His sentencing is scheduled for June 12 in Seattle

ZiG currency depreciation has made Zimbabwe’s economy more unstable, with inflation and black market rates worsening. Economist Steve Hanke ranks it second worst globally

SADC announces plans to withdraw troops from the DRC, citing rising casualties and worsening security in the ongoing conflict with M23 rebels.

Blessed Mhlanga’s bail appeal has been adjourned indefinitely after the State failed to present critical video evidence in his incitement case

Korea donates $1 million to provide critical food aid to more than 46,000 vulnerable families in Zimbabwe’s Shurugwi district during the lean season.

Harare residents warn that water privatization could risk public health and empower elites while calling for greater transparency and governance reforms.

Speaker Mudenda rejects coal mining in Hwange National Park, urging exploration of alternative coal-rich sites and citing environmental concerns

Zimbabwe records about 1,000 kidney failure cases yearly, but limited dialysis access leaves many without care. Experts call for early detection.

The U.S. cuts 83 percent of USAID programs, impacting Africa’s health and education sectors, leaving countries like Zimbabwe facing uncertain futures.