Bums to the wind – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary

The Zimbabwean economist Tony Hawkins has urged President Mnangagwa to hold talks with the MDC leader Nelson Chamisa on the way forward for the country ...

UN Refugee Agency airlifts relief support to survivors of Cyclone Idai

Harare – The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) handed over to Government today some...

‘Now I’m nothing’: Zimbabwe floods leave local traders destitute

CHIMANIMANI, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In eastern Zimbabwe’s Rusitu Valley, heavy rain brought by Cyclone...

Realignment

Today Zimbabwe reminded me why I think this is such an amazing place to live. I...

Diaspora initiative, ZimThrive, launches ahead of April 2020

An international initiative to unite Zimbabweans who live in the diaspora in April 2020 has been...

Zimbabwe army truck accidentally kills two cyclone survivors waiting for relief aid

Two survivors of cyclone Idai died and 11 were hurt when the brakes failed on an...

Over 200 people missing in Zim village after cyclone destruction

CHIMANIMANI – Over 200 people are missing in the village of Kopa in Zimbabwe's Chimanimani District...

How Zimbabweans Are Coping 2 Weeks After Cyclone Idai Devastated The Area

It's been nearly two weeks since Cyclone Idai hit southeastern Africa. NPR's Ailsa Chang speaks with...

Zimbabwe has up to seven months supply of maize

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe has up to seven months supply of maize after drought ravaged crops...

So far, no pay-off for Zimbabwe

Zimbabweans have not yet seen the full benefit of the new currency introduced earlier this year....

Zimbabwe’s Dollar Squeeze Worsens

Zimbabwe’s attempt to ease a dollar shortage and stop its currency from plunging in the black...

Cyclone Idai exposes diamond companies

The tropical Cyclone Idai which left a trail of regrettable destruction in Manicaland exposed the nefarious...

The aftermath of Cyclone Idai

At least 154 deaths have been reported and 187 people are registered as missing, following flooding...

Killing of foreigners in South Africa is an evil act [Xenophobia]

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