Zimbabwe’s inflation rate gallops beyond 100 percent
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s inflation rate jumped to 131.7 percent in May, the statistics office said Wednesday, as fallout from the
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A street art mural in Zimbabwe exposes a divided society
BY BARNABAS TICHA MUVHUTI The Shona and the Ndebele are Zimbabwe’s two most dominant ethnic groups. Explaining the ever-present tension
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My dying grandmother’s pain inspired me to challenge Zimbabwe’s pharmacy system
BY DUDZAI MUREYI In July 2015, as my 82-year-old grandmother, Sophie Mafuku, lay dying of a terminal illness in Zimbabwe ,
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Tears after the rain: The legacy of the Gukurahundi genocide in Zimbabwe
BY JEAN PHILIPPE STONE In 1983, Robert Mugabe, then prime minister and leader of Zanu PF (Zimbabwe African National Union
Read moreCan my employer make me get a Covid-19 vaccine?
BY SONIA ELKS AND JACK GRAHAM Covid-19 health passes became mandatory for all workers in Italy from Friday, with the
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Why women in Zimbabwe’s small mining sector need safer working environment
BY JOSEPHINE CHINAME Zimbabwe’s economy depends on natural resources.In the mining front, the artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) sector has
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Hwange coal dumpsite deaths point to bigger problems
BY CNRG The Centre for Natural Resources Governance (CNRG) has learned of the death of two men in Hwange on
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Zimbabwe had a bumper harvest: what went right and what needs work
BY ENESS PAIDAMOYO MUTSVANGWA-SAMMIE Zimbabwe has reported a bumper harvest of maize and other grains, capable of feeding the country’s
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Why Mnangagwa’s Gukurahundi plan is problematic
BY SIPHO MALUNGA I have read the statement (by the government following a meeting between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Matabeleland
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Defeated Lungu plays his Trump card in Zambia
BY NOCLE BEARDSWORTH, NIC CHEESEMAN AND O’BRIEN KAABA Zambia’s presidential election was expected to be a tight two-horse race between
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