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Political tensions in Zimbabwe escalate, fueling violence and widespread human rights abuses, leaving nearly 4,000 victims in July alone.

Tembeya’s popularity in Zimbabwe brings legal and health issues to the forefront, demanding urgent regulatory attention.

A Zimbabwean woman, victimized in a politically motivated attack, struggles for justice in a corrupt legal system marred by political interference.

UNICEF reports only 42% of Zimbabwean infants are exclusively breastfed in their first six months, far below the 70% SDG target.

Zimbabwe’s 2023-24 drought crisis is deepened by flawed agriculture policies, highlighting the urgent need for reforms and international partnerships.

Zimbabwe mandates bank accounts and PoS machines for shops to combat unofficial exchange rates and stabilize the currency market.

Harare City Council struggles with procurement delays, hindering preparations for the upcoming Sadc Heads of State and Government Summit.

President Mnangagwa faces global criticism over the crackdown on activists ahead of the SADC summit. He claims foreign-funded schemes tarnish Zimbabwe’s image.

WFP’s cash program empowers 31,000 women and youth in Bulawayo, helping them start small businesses and achieve economic stability amid the famine.

Zimbabwe’s severe drought forces families to skip meals. President Mnangagwa seeks $2 billion in international food aid to address the crisis.