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Harare’s main water treatment plant has been temporarily shut down, raising fears of a severe water crisis. Residents warn of rising conflicts over water access and potential health risks as the city struggles to manage its limited water supply.

In Zimbabwe, the booming demand for mumvee trees, known for their supposed medicinal properties, is causing rapid deforestation. Environmentalists warn that if over-harvesting continues, these trees could soon face extinction.

Mutare civil society groups are calling for an end to illegal riverbed mining, which is causing severe environmental damage and threatening local communities.

Zimbabwe’s opposition CCC plans to fight Zanu PF’s proposal to remove presidential term limits, which could allow President Mnangagwa to stay in power beyond 2028.

An expert warns that overdosing on sex enhancement drugs is becoming a deadly problem in Zimbabwe, causing severe health issues like high blood pressure and even death.

A commission has uncovered 5,000 illegal housing plots in Harare, many tied to election seasons. These findings raise questions about political motives and land management.

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.