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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.

Civil servants in Zimbabwe face severe financial hardship as President Mnangagwa’s promises on improved wages and housing benefits remain unmet, leading to a notable exodus of skilled workers.

Recent by-elections in Zimbabwe recorded low voter turnout, with Zanu PF winning in Mt Pleasant and Harare East, signaling widespread disengagement among voters.

ZimParks is experiencing severe resource limitations, affecting its capability to effectively manage escalating human-wildlife conflicts. The authority requires increased support to ensure community and wildlife safety.

Tawanda Dzvokora emphasizes the critical role of the Zimbabwean diaspora in national development and advocates for their rights to vote and participate in Zimbabwe’s political processes.

Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube increases tax-free threshold to ZiG 1,356, aiming to stabilize the economy with new fiscal policies amidst the transition to Zimbabwe Gold currency.

Vice-President Chiwenga threatens to close shops suspected of sabotaging Zimbabwe’s new ZiG currency, aiming to stabilize the economy and enforce compliance.

Zimbabwe’s new Heritage-based Curriculum faces backlash for politicizing education and lacking adequate resources for effective implementation, sparking a debate on educational values.

ZITF 2024 ignites industrial growth and innovation, drawing global leaders and investors to Zimbabwe’s largest trade platform.