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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.

Zimbabwe calls on U.S. investors to fund its coal industry as energy policies shift. Minister Moyo guarantees investment security and economic benefits

Journalist Blessed Mhlanga remains in detention as his lawyer expresses concerns about his family and urges authorities to grant his bail appeal.

Neddy Kabungaidze’s story shows how education empowered her to break free from violence and inspire change in Zimbabwe.

Police have identified four victims of the deadly Mutare truck accident, suspected to have been caused by brake failure along Christmas Pass

A decade after Itai Dzamara’s disappearance, Zimbabwe faces mounting pressure to provide answers as activists demand accountability and justice.

A ZRP detective was fatally shot in Bulawayo while pursuing armed robbery suspects. Police are investigating the incident and vow to fight crime

Indian mining firm Vardhaan teams up with Zimbabwe’s Microlight to explore lithium and develop local battery and electric vehicle production.

Churches in Zimbabwe urge the government to uphold the constitution amid calls for President Mnangagwa to extend his rule beyond the current term limits