At dawn, the sun casts its first golden rays over the parched hills of Gwanda district in Matabeleland South, illuminating the struggles of 52-year-old Mrs Maureen Chauke.

THE World Bank says Zimbabwe should maintain its tight monetary policy stance and resist spending pressures to keep the lid on inflation and ensure durable exchange rate stability.

Spread This NewsNigeria Health Watch Pamela Arikureti’s grandchild, who is nearly two years old, has been severely affected ...

Against this background, the Zimbabwe authorities had requested an SMP to support their efforts to stabilize the economy and ...

Over the last quarter century, Zimbabwe has failed to pay $21 billion in debt.Most Read from BloombergSaudi Arabia’s Neom ...

To avoid widespread starvation, the Japanese government, in collaboration with the World Food Programme, will supplement the diets of over 57,000 hungry villagers countrywide over the next three ...

Loveness Madangawa prepares lunch over an open fire in Mutare in eastern Zimbabwe - she has an electric stove, but power cuts ...

Mary’s Meals has launched an emergency appeal in a bid to help people during the worst drought in 100 years. Six countries ...

Southern Africa is reeling from the severe effects of the 2023/2024 El Niño episode, which has caused the worst drought ever ...

International Commodity Summit (ICS2025) is backing Zimbabwe's mining industry by encouraging worldwide investors to fund Kuvimba Mining House, a Zimbabwean company aiming to secure 950 million ...