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In Zimbabwe, rapid urbanization is consuming traditional grazing lands, forcing farmers like Thabisani Nkala to scramble for diminishing pastures.

ZINWA predicts severe water shortages in Zimbabwe’s urban areas due to the ongoing El Niño-induced drought affecting the region.

Trevor Dongo discusses how relationship abuse leads women to substance abuse, supported by alarming WHO statistics on global violence.

MultiChoice Zimbabwe collaborates with NACZ to combat content piracy, safeguarding the livelihoods and economic contributions of Zimbabwe’s creative sector.

Following a 700% devaluation of the Zimdollar, Zimbabwean workers demand wages that accurately reflect the skyrocketing cost of living.

During Workers’ Day in Harare, anti-government activists were prevented from speaking, causing a stir among attendees and critics.

On Workers’ Day, Zimbabwe’s opposition blasts the government for failing to meet labor demands, calling for political reforms.

In Zimbabwe, a measles and mumps outbreak has claimed the lives of 35 children, highlighting severe public health challenges.

On Workers’ Day, Zimbabwean labor unions protest poor working conditions, transforming the holiday into a platform for demanding economic justice.

In Zimbabwe, the weakening of the opposition party CCC and the dominance of Zanu PF are eroding democratic discourse, posing serious threats to political diversity and democracy.