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Nearly nine million Zimbabweans face food insecurity due to the El Niño-induced drought. The UN is mobilizing US$429.3 million for humanitarian aid.

This year’s Africa Day emphasizes the importance of resilient education systems and sustainable infrastructure to combat the increasing impacts of natural disasters.

Shingai Mutasa urges Africa to own its problems and change its mindset for growth, speaking at the ICWT Africa Day Gala Dinner.

Zimbabwe’s new Heritage-Based Education Curriculum confuses teachers, prompting calls for better training and consultation to ensure effective implementation.

Zimbabwe seeks parliamentary approval to adopt SADC energy protocol, aiming for regional cooperation in energy development and sustainability.

African leaders strategize on diversifying economies away from commodity-dependence to foster stability and sustainable development amid global economic shifts.

Zimra employees declare incapacitation, struggling with basic costs like housing and food due to inadequate salaries in Zimbabwe’s tough economy.

Putin’s visit to China underscores a strategic pivot in global trade, challenging the traditional dominance of Western economic powers.

South Africa aims to boost tourism and investment by marketing Ghana as a top destination through a bilateral initiative.

During the Europe Day celebrations, EU Ambassador to Zimbabwe Jobst von Kirchmann discussed key achievements and ongoing challenges.