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In response to the arrest of over 160 activists, Zimbabwe’s “Freedom Now” campaign is pushing for democratic reforms and the protection of fundamental rights.

In India, onions can sway elections, while in Zimbabwe, political power revolves around control of resources. Explore how these unique factors shape politics in both countries.

Explore the daily life of Catherine Munenge in Binga, where drought and food insecurity create ongoing challenges for residents. Discover her resilience and the efforts being made to improve conditions.

Zimbabwe’s government tackles power and rail issues to revive the struggling manufacturing sector, aiming for a stronger, industrialized economy.

Japan provides $1.4 million in food aid to 26,000 Zimbabwean families hit hard by a severe El Niño-induced drought.

Nelson Chamisa rejects calls to step down, insists on continuing the fight for Zimbabwe’s future amid growing criticism.

Zimbabwe Red Cross delivers vital aid to thousands, tackling drought-induced food shortages and keeping children in school.

Zimbabwe’s SADC leadership is under fire as human rights abuses escalate, with activists arrested and tortured under Mnangagwa’s government.

With time pressing forward, it’s up to the youth to lead and reshape a world left scarred by outdated power.

Zimbabwe’s road deaths rise due to speeding, recklessness, and poor vehicle upkeep. Experts urge stricter safety enforcement.