Pandemic Jump-Starts Online Retail Sales

Coronavirus concerns have helped Zimbabweans overcome a historical reluctance to embrace online shopping. The shift could reshape the country's retail landscape....

Battling the Virus When Religion and Public Health Collide

Vaccine hesitancy in Zimbabwe’s Apostolic community threatens to undermine government efforts to tackle the pandemic....

Struggling Satellite Schools Reflect Zimbabwe’s Failed Promises to Farmers

Farmers are still waiting to realize the dream of Zimbabwe’s fast-track land reform, and their children’s...

Coronavirus Batters Fragile Livelihoods of Zimbabwe’s Informal Laborers

The national lockdown has dealt a major blow to the sector, where millions of Zimbabweans find...

Jailed Zimbabwe journalist Hopewell Chin’ono gravely ill; personal doctor attending to him

A lawyer representing jailed Zimbabwean freelance journalist Hopewell Chin’ono said via social media on Monday that...

Goats and Social Media: How a Zimbabwean Town Faces Coronavirus

The Help Fight Corona committee in Gwanda illustrates the extent local communities must go to ensure...

Tensions Flare Between Zimbabwe Miners and Chinese Investors

Local chrome miners depend on Chinese investors for machinery and a market for ore. In theory,...

Zimbabwe’s Crowded Cities Struggle to Defend Against Coronavirus

The country’s government has declared a lockdown to ward against the pandemic and warned residents to...

Critics: Zimbabwe’s New Currency Auction Unfairly Favors Big Business

The system is the country’s latest attempt to address its foreign currency woes, but small and...

In a Nation of Farmers, Much of the Agricultural Land in Zimbabwe Lies Fallow

Growers blame years of government corruption and inefficiency for lack of promised assistance. Now, the land...

Zimbabwe’s Hyperinflation Threatens Beloved National Pastime

Zimbabwe’s professional football clubs aren’t exempt from the effects of hyperinflation. Rising league fees have jeopardized...

In Zimbabwe, Vital Medicines in Short Supply as Coronavirus Stalls Imports

Empty shelves of face masks and sanitizers have made headlines around the world in the wake...

Debate Over Exhuming Controversial Colonialist from Sacred Site Continues

When colonialist Cecil John Rhodes died, he asked to be buried in Zimbabwe’s sacred Matobo Hills....

Cross-Border Trading in Zimbabwe Becomes Casualty of Coronavirus

HARARE, ZIMBABWE — In March, bus driver Doubt Ncube says he was gloomy as he watched...

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