Society

Japan invests $5.1 million to boost climate resilience, sustainable agriculture, and sesame farming for 37,000 Zimbabwean smallholder farmers.

Electoral integrity in Zimbabwe is undermined by interference and violence. Transparency and reforms are crucial to rebuilding trust in the system

Zimbabwe High Court blocks Zimra’s seizure of returning resident’s Range Rover, citing pandemic-related disruptions and legal protections.

Zimbabwean lawmakers propose separate licenses for automatic and manual vehicles to tackle corruption at the VID and adapt to modern driving trends

Zimbabwe prioritizes civil servant housing in Beitbridge, Gwanda, Lupane, advancing Vision 2030 goals with improved infrastructure.

As the ZiG currency depreciates sharply, Zimbabwe’s Treasury implements spending cuts, prioritizing wages and social services while slashing travel costs

Traditional leaders in Zimbabwe are reshaping modern politics by influencing governance and preserving cultural heritage while facing challenges of impartiality and inclusion

Harare officials face scrutiny over questionable land leases and mismanagement, threatening city revenue and sparking calls for reform.

Allegations of abuse at St. Ignatius College prompt victims to demand justice and healing, exposing decades of misconduct by Father Brian Porter.

Zimbabwe warns land barons against farmland encroachment, prioritizing food security and legal frameworks for urban development.