From Afghanistan to Zimbabwe: sexual abuse allegations in football around the world

Over the past few years, allegations of abuse have been reported from a number of countries and there is a sense that this is just the...

Zimbabwe’s striking teachers told to return to work or lose their jobs

Government sets deadline for 135,000 teachers to end pay strike, ignoring court order, after year of...

Desperate Zimbabweans risk police or crocodiles in bid to reach South Africa

Zimbabweans hoping for a better life abroad or smuggling a few goods over the border face...

My dying grandmother’s pain inspired me to challenge Zimbabwe’s pharmacy system

Finding the right medicine at the right price was once a lottery – now the crowdsourcing...

‘I wanted my art to resonate’: The Zimbabwean sculptor responding to Covid with creativity

When the pandemic hit, David Ngwerume began creating pieces to inspire and raise awareness. Now, one...

Zimbabwe FA and Fifa accused of ‘silence’ over sexual harassment claims

The Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) and Fifa have been accused of “going silent” over allegations that female referees...

Hope and pride: Zimbabweans put the country on the map in world of wine

After rising to the top of a white-dominated industry, a new generation of Zimbabweans are bringing...

Freelance Reporter for The New York Times Is Put on Trial in Zimbabwe

Jeffrey Moyo, second from left, conferring with his lawyers, Doug Coltart and Beatrice Mtetwa, outside the...

‘They want to remove us and take the rock’, say Zimbabweans living near Chinese-owned mines

As companies extract wealth, villagers say they see little benefit and are instead exploited in quarries,...

Barbarians match called off 90 minutes before kick-off due to Covid cases

Saturday’s match between the Barbarians and Samoa was called off 90 minutes before kick-off, while the...

Dirty dollars: how tattered US notes became the latest street hustle in Zimbabwe

In country hit by hyperinflation, a shortage of dollars means those struggling to survive can make...

‘We are protected by prayers’: the sects hampering southern Africa’s vaccine rollout

With millions of followers, the stance of some Apostolic church leaders threatens to undermine fight against...

Zimbabwe’s older people: the pandemic’s silent victims

Care facilities for older people used to be thought ‘un-African’. But destitution caused by Covid has...

Zimbabwean who cleared Falklands mines urges rethink on 75% cut to clearance programmes

Cuthbert Mutukwa fears disastrous consequences for home country if UK cuts go ahead as it nears...

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