Society

Zimbabwe’s Vice President Kembo Mohadi is in Kenya to participate in the United Nations Summit on Wildlife Conservation, which is being held…

Facing economic challenges, Zimbabwean teachers are demanding US$1,200 monthly salaries, citing severe depreciation of the local currency and escalating living costs.

Discover the inspiring journey of Shaznay Megan Wood, known as Thee Ammartian, who overcame bullying through her powerful poetry, earning accolades and touching hearts globally.

Zimstat reveals a 47.1% unemployment rate among Zimbabwe’s youth, highlighting an urgent need for economic and employment reforms.

Zimbabwe’s employment crisis deepens, with less than half the working-age population employed, signaling an urgent need for comprehensive economic reform.

Zimbabwe intensifies its fight against illegal land settlements, arresting thousands and demolishing unlawful structures in a bid to restore order in land allocation.

Zimbabwe’s university staff set out for strike action, demanding fair wages amidst escalating living costs and government inaction.

In Zimbabwe’s Manicaland, Kuda Vana Children’s Home is a haven, nurturing abandoned children into future leaders with love, education, and life skills.

Zimbabwe tackles a Type 2 poliovirus outbreak with an urgent vaccination drive, aiming to protect children under 10 from the disease.

Recent crocodile attacks in Zimbabwe’s Mbire district highlight the pressing need for sustainable solutions amid ongoing human-wildlife conflicts.