Society

Security firms in Zimbabwe partner with the Police Support Unit to enhance protection in response to an increase in nationwide robberies.

Zimbabwe’s Information Minister Jenfan Muswere denies rumors of a leadership rift between President Mnangagwa and Vice President Chiwenga, reaffirming that there is no vacancy in the presidency as preparations for the National People’s Conference continue.

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 reports its first Mpox cases, sparking concerns about healthcare preparedness and the potential for the virus to spread. Here’s what needs to be done to contain it.

Tawanda Majoni, a prominent investigative journalist, was summoned by Zimbabwean police but released without charges after questioning about a social media post

Zimbabwe compensates foreign and local farmers for land seized during Mugabe’s land reforms, marking a potential economic shift but sparking concerns about the sustainability and fairness of the process.

Zimbabwe decentralizes teacher recruitment as educators demand better pay, while government revives programs to improve teaching standards

Practical strategies for Zimbabwean households to manage inflation through budgeting, income diversification, and community-based solutions

Explore the top five scholarships Zimbabwean students can apply for in 2024, providing financial aid and academic opportunities