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Zimbabwe’s government admits being unprepared for the El Niño-induced drought, planning significant budget adjustments for food imports.

Zimbabwe has lost $9 billion to corruption in five years, severely impacting its economic stability and development.

Zimbabwe’s mining ministers may lose their positions if they fail to secure minerals to support the Zimbabwe Gold currency amid economic instability.

Five African presidents will gather at the Africa CEO Forum 2024 in Kigali to discuss pivotal private sector development strategies.

A third of Zimbabwe’s manufacturers are ready for AfCFTA, facing challenges like high costs and inadequate infrastructure.

Despite better rankings than many Sub-Saharan nations, Zimbabwe still falls short on global gender equality indicators, facing high rates of gender-based violence.

Cottco’s acting CEO claims ZACC’s intrusive investigations have severely disrupted business operations, alleging misuse of authority and personal vendettas within the anti-corruption agency.

On World Malaria Day, the U.S. reaffirmed its commitment to bolstering malaria prevention and treatment efforts in Nigeria, aiming to significantly reduce the national malaria burden.

Agroecology integrates traditional knowledge with sustainable practices to revolutionize Africa’s approach to industrialization, promoting biodiversity and enhancing food sovereignty across the continent.

Over 700 experts gather in Accra for ICCX, showcasing advanced concrete technologies and fostering global industry collaboration on sustainable construction solutions.