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Mnangagwa’s government denies heroine status to Sandi Moyo, drawing criticism from ZAPU leaders who accuse the administration of being unforgiving and vindictive.

El Niño-induced drought in Zimbabwe pushes children to drop out of school and engage in gold panning for survival.

In an important legal decision, the Zimbabwe National Army must pay $29,182 to a civilian shot during 2019 fuel protests.

Zimbabwe’s retail and wholesale sectors face growth challenges due to El Niño, impacting demand and food security.

Villagers in Matabeleland South express concerns as traditional values face threats from modern lifestyles and foreign cultural influences.

In Zimbabwe, rising maternal healthcare costs and poor access are exacerbating a silent epidemic, threatening the lives of many women.

Chiwenga’s nursing school, established amid political tensions, faces closure and review due to factional conflicts and operational challenges.

Zimbabwe intensifies enforcement against businesses selling expired and underweight goods, aiming to protect consumer rights and safety.

As Zimbabwe prepares for the SADC Summit, extensive road repairs highlight disparities in government priorities amid economic challenges.

In response to a severe drought, Zimbabwe’s government plans to distribute 50,000 metric tons of food aid monthly to vulnerable populations.