Deaths, cover-ups and bribes at Zimbabwe’s lawless Redwing Mine

Thousands of artisanal gold miners toil in the dirt in a mine controlled by political elites...

Fogging system stops thieves in their tracks

There have been several reports of premises being broken into and safes being blown up. There...

: As US Aid Disappears, Hope Fades for Zimbabwe’s Most Vulnerable Children.

Children who relied on foreign aid for school sponsorships and HIV medication now face an uncertain...

Reinventing tradition: new forms of inheritance in Zimbabwe’s land reform areas

Longstanding traditions around land and its use within and between families and amongst men and women...

Revised taxes, regulatory fees in six months

IN the coming six months, the Government will make some significant changes to taxes and regulatory...

Citizen of Zimbabwe, who twice crossed illegally from Canada into Washington State, pleads guilty to gun and drug crimes

January 2024 illegally entered with shotgun; December 2024 arrested with 1.4 pounds of MDMA for distribution...

Government scrambles to address viral pothole controversy

The Zimbabwean government is under fire after a viral image showed three people posing inside a...

Sex workers in Zimbabwe turn fear into strength

MSF peer educators are helping people overcome stigma and misinformation to access health care....

Zimbabwe Ramps Up Tourism Efforts By Attracting Asian Travel Groups

Zimbabwe is tapping into Asia’s booming travel market, targeting high-spending tour groups to sustain tourism growth...

Surge in robberies necessitates extra measures to secure properties

With the surge in armed robberies throughout the country, Safeguard Security has urged its clients and...

Police Block Opposition MP’s Feedback Meeting, Sparkling Outrage

In a move that has raised eyebrows, the police in Kwekwe have denied opposition Member of...

Study reveals Africa will reach 1.5°C climate change threshold by 2040 even under low emission scenarios

New research highlighted in the journal CABI Reviews suggests that all five subregions of Africa will breach the...

Zimbabwean farmers face crop-munching armyworm after drought

Farmer Simon Manguri holds a dead fall armyworm in Rushinga, Zimbabwe, Feb. 18, 2025. Farai Shawn...

Flow Monitoring Report IOM Zimbabwe | December 2024

During the reporting period, 49,220 movements were documented, and 1,102 migrants (52% female and 48% male)...

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