Zimbabwe
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Women, children, and gender
Women cross-border traders face abuse, exploitation
Zimbabwe’s women cross-border traders are being harassed, extorted, and sexually abused by state officials, says Amnesty International’s 2025 report. As…
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Social Justice
Zimbabwe’s unemployment crisis: Official rates mask a harsher reality
Zimbabwe's official unemployment rate stands at 9.1%, but the reality is far worse—most workers survive in the informal economy, where…
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Health
Zim reports 44 suspected cholera cases, 3 deaths in 1 week
Zimbabwe has reported 44 suspected cholera cases and three deaths during Week 9 of 2025, raising concerns about a potential…
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Health
MPs Call for ban on harmful skin-lightening products
"Women are using Ambi lotion and other skin-lightening creams that contain harmful chemicals, causing serious diseases such as cancer. This…
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Lifestyle
Transforming lives: Jerusalem church leads the way
In a heartwarming tale of hope and transformation, Jerusalem Christian Centre, founded by Apostle Mthokozisi Moyo in 2019, has become…
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Women, children, and gender
Police officer rapes own daughter
A 47-year-old Zimbabwean police officer was sentenced to 21 years in prison for repeatedly raping and assaulting his Grade 7…
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Social Justice
Detective Constable killed in shootout while pursuing armed robbers in Bulawayo
Duduzile Nyathi Bulawayo, Zimbabwe – March 7, 2025 – Tragedy struck the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) yesterday evening when Detective…
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Climate
2025 alumni summit in champions sustainable farming and climate solutions
The 2025 Southern Africa-U.S. Exchange Alumni Summit in Zimbabwe brings together global leaders to address climate change and food insecurity…
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Social Justice
ZRP alarmed over sharp rise in rape, sexual abuse cases
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has expressed deep concern over the alarming rise in rape and sexual abuse cases, particularly…
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Social Justice
Zimbabwe’s 70 000 people with albinism face discrimination, health risks
In Zimbabwe, an estimated 70,000 people with albinism face daily discrimination and severe health risks due to societal stigma and…
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