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The U.S. has suspended foreign aid to Zimbabwe under Trump’s America First agenda, urging the country to fund its own healthcare programs.

Rising inflation in Zimbabwe challenges small businesses with reduced consumer purchasing power, higher operational costs, and supply chain disruptions.

Zimbabwe advances recycling and waste management through community efforts, government programs, and innovative projects, fostering environmental sustainability.

Zimbabwe’s government backs youth-led innovations with funding and collaboration, tackling drug abuse, and fostering a healthier, progressive society.

Zimbabwe and India will sign an MOU next month, enhancing cooperation in defence, security, and training programs.

Civic groups unite to challenge Zimbabwe’s constitutional amendments, mobilizing nationwide efforts to block President Mnangagwa’s controversial third-term ambitions.

Zimbabwe faces economic pressures from Trump’s policies, including a stronger U.S. dollar and reduced international healthcare funding.

Zimbabwe’s manufacturing sector exhibits both growth and challenges. While certain subsectors have expanded, the overall contribution to GDP has declined.

Foreign investment continues to be pivotal in advancing Zimbabwe’s energy sector, with significant developments in renewable energy projects and policy reforms aimed at creating a conducive environment for international investors.

Zimbabwe anticipates 6.2 percent economic growth in 2025, fueled by agriculture recovery and global commodity market improvements.