Society

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.

Zimbabwe commits to fostering an investor-friendly environment, focusing on securities lending and borrowing to deepen and grow capital markets.

Zimbabwe’s food production rose 2.32%, but drought-induced food insecurity threatens millions despite modest growth.

Women in Zimbabwe’s political landscape are breaking barriers with quotas, support, and digital platforms, shaping a path toward gender equity

ZESA addresses Zimbabwe’s power outages due to technical issues and drought, with projects planned to stabilize future supply.

Minister Garwe promotes gender-responsive governance at the summit, highlighting inclusive practices in budgeting, service delivery, and equality for Zimbabwe’s development

Zimbabwe’s land reforms reshape agriculture, driving food security, job creation, and economic resilience despite ongoing challenges