Morgan Tsvangirai: Footprints on the sands of history

Facts are stubborn. It is trite to state that the story of this country cannot be written without according veneration to the name of Morgan Richard...

World Bank donates R7.8bn to cyclone-hit southern Africa

Mozambique will use the funds to rebuild water supply systems and damaged public infrastructure, among other...

Press Statement in Commemoration of World Press Freedom Day

The Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (the Forum) and Media Monitors join the world in commemorating...

Zimbabwe begins exhuming bodies of Mugabe-era massacre

Zimbabwe has started exhuming the remains of those killed in a massacre in the 1980s....

Zimbabwe Food Security Outlook Update, April 2019

Atypical food price increases and below average harvest significantly impact household food access...

Standard Chartered Cuts Zimbabwean Jobs as Services Move to Asia

Standard Chartered Plc is migrating some of its operations from Zimbabwe to China, India and Malaysia,...

Little to celebrate for Zimbabwe workers on workers’ day

May Day commemorations came just over a week after the price of bread almost doubled in...

Cyclone Idai destroys Zimbabwe farms, deepening food crisis

Farmers say cyclone winds and floods destroyed fields in Chipinge and Chimanimani, worsening Zimbabwe's food insecurity....

Return of the generals: Reflections on the military coups in Zimbabwe and Sudan

"The question for Sudan, as it was for Zimbabwe, is to what extent any substantive and...

Blackmail, death threats and abuse: Being LGBTIQ at work in Zimbabwe

Can employers be pushed to take action on discrimination, even if the state will not?...

Zimbabwe’s President Says Business Is Undermining His Economic Agenda

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa accused “unpatriotic” members of the business community of thwarting the government’s economic...

Zimbabwe villagers face China’s growing appetite for minerals

Thousands of Zimbabweans are facing eviction as another Chinese investor prepares to take over a mine-rich village...

How creative protests to improve everyday life in Zimbabwe circumvent repression

Zimbabweans are filling potholes with tall grass and "flooding" local officials to advocate for quality-of-life issues...

Zimbabwe tobacco sales moving slowly amid disgruntlement

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