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Zimbabwe has introduced a foreign policy doctrine emphasizing sovereignty, economic growth, and international cooperation while strengthening national interests.

Zimbabwe confirms it has enough grain to last until April, reassures citizens on food security, and announces new economic policies and Youth Day celebrations.

Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa slams U.S. aid cuts to South Africa, calling it a pattern of external pressure against African nations.

African leaders at the SADC-EAC summit in Tanzania push for a ceasefire and peace talks in eastern DRC, calling for diplomatic solutions and humanitarian aid.

Zimbabwe reinforces wetlands conservation as part of Vision 2030, earning praise from the Ramsar Convention and hosting the 15th convention in July.

Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume alleges $4.5 million disappeared from city funds, sparking a corruption probe into Harare Quarry’s mismanagement.

The U.S. is reassessing its financial aid to Zimbabwe under Trump’s America First policy, with potential cuts affecting health care, education, and food security.

Ziyambi Ziyambi leads efforts to expel Blessed Geza from ZANU-PF after he demands Mnangagwa’s resignation, igniting tensions within the ruling party.

Zimbabwe’s formal retailers face challenges as informal shops dominate the market. The government enforces new tax policies to regulate competition.

The World Bank warns Zimbabwe that climate change could cost the country 12 percent of its GDP annually, urging urgent climate adaptation measures.