Zimbabwe govt spy, accomplices in court for airport human trafficking

The trial of government spy agent Moses Mutambai and his four alleged accomplices is set to begin on April 16, 2025, following charges of facilitating the illegal entry of undocumented Ethiopians into Zimbabwe through Robert Gabriel Mugabe International …

Grand charity raffle to raise funds for Zimbabwe aid project

Each member of the team has to raise £2,400 towards the project costs - which includes employing local builders, whom the team will be navvying for, and for basic accommodation and group travel insurance that covers working in the country.   Sylvia has …

Zimbabwe MPs get upmarket stands

A number of Members of Parliament (MPs), including those from opposition parties, are set to receive prime residential stands in the affluent Borrowdale district, just two years after being granted US$40,000 housing loans. The new land allocations have …

Electric tricycles are a ticket to respect and prosperity for some women in Zimbabwe

Can AI solve Zimbabwe’s medical challenges?

39 ZIMBABWE’S healthcare system has faced many struggles over the years, shortages of doctors and nurses, lack of medicine, poor hospital infrastructure, and long travel times for patients in rural areas. But with the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI), …

Zimbabwe has plenty of opportunities in renewable energy

Energy and Power Development Minister, July Moyo, has emphasized that Zimbabwe offers "abundant opportunities" for investors in the renewable energy sector. Speaking at the International Renewable Energy Conference and Expo in Victoria Falls …

Zimbabwe allays fears of ARV shortages

The Government has assured Zimbabweans that the country has adequate stocks of anti-retroviral drugs (ARVs), following concerns about potential shortages after reports that the United States Government may reduce aid for HIV and Aids programmes. Fears of …

Zimbabwe white former farmers start receiving compensation

The Government of Zimbabwe has begun compensating white former commercial farmers whose land was repossessed during the Land Reform Programme, marking a pivotal step in the country's efforts to resolve a decades-old issue and accelerate its arrears …

Tariff-free vision: Zimbabwe’s bold bet on economic diplomacy

Jimmy Murwira AS Zimbabwe approaches a new chapter in its international relations and economic development, its latest move to suspend tariffs on goods imported from the United States signals a strategic pivot in its foreign policy. Far from being a …

Zimbabwe begins compensating white farmers affected by often-violent land seizures

The Zimbabwean government will compensate white farmers who were forcibly removed from their land more than 20 years ago in a bid to mend ties with Western nations that have sanctioned it over human rights abuses. Zimbabwe Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube …