Society

Amid Zimbabwe’s worst cholera crisis since 2008, CCC Leader Chamisa demands government action to halt the rising death toll.

Zimbabwean civil servants face off against government over significant deductions from their newly increased wages, stirring a heated debate on fair labor practices.

Zimbabwe’s teachers, led by PTUZ, denounce the government’s move to convert Covid-19 allowances into salaries, calling for the restoration of previous wage levels.

Zimbabwean kidney patients grapple with costly and scarce dialysis services, highlighting the urgent need for improved healthcare access.

The National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ) has announced a decisive step in protecting minors by committing to prosecute all cases of sexual offenses against individuals under 18.

Zimsec’s November 2023 A Level results reveal a 6.60% rise in pass rates alongside a decrease in the number of candidates.

ZimStat reveals a worrying trend in Zimbabwe’s education: More girls are dropping out due to teen pregnancies in central provinces.

In Zimbabwe, 23 schools face government charges for turning away learners over fees and demanding payments in United States dollars.

Zimbabwe’s poor ranking in the Human Freedom Index highlights significant human rights and democratic freedom issues, sparking global concern.

Operation Chenesa Harare spearheads Zimbabwe’s fight against a cholera outbreak. With a focus on sanitation, waste management, and water purification, this government-led initiative targets a rapid reduction in cholera.