Zimbabwe prepares to slaughter 200 elephants because of famine
Following the example of Namibia, Zimbabwe plans to cull 200 elephants to help feed communities hit by severe famine following the worst drought in nearly […]
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SADC summit in Harare clouded by Zimbabwe’s ‘poor’ human rights record
The 16-nation Southern African Development Community’s (SADC) 44th ordinary summit is taking place in Zimbabwe’s capital Harare this weekend, seeking to prioritize an economic growth […]
Zimbabwe’s Opposition Faces Crackdown as Regional Summit Nears
Zimbabwe’s political landscape is heating up with the arrest of 18 activists, some dramatically removed from an airplane. This crackdown comes as the government warns […]
Zimbabwe’s Opposition Faces Setback as Court Upholds Bail Denial
Zimbabwe’s political landscape has been rocked by controversy as the High Court upheld a lower court’s decision to deny bail to 79 opposition activists, including […]
Zimbabwe: Unrest Follows Court’s Denial of Bail to Opposition Figures
Zimbabwe’s capital Harare erupted in violence as opposition supporters clashed with police following a court’s decision to deny bail to key political figures. The incident […]
Zimbabwe’s Lithium Industry Attracts a New Non-Chinese Investor
Africa’s top lithium producer, Zimbabwe attracts more and more investors as the long-term outlook for the metal remains positive. Cluff Africa, a British company led […]
Southern African Nations Fear Increased Elephant Deaths Due to Drought
Southern African countries, home to the world’s largest elephant population, anticipate an increase in animal deaths due to a severe drought depleting food and water […]
Currency Conundrum: Zimbabwe’s Golden ZiG Battles Mistrust Amid Heavy-Handed Enforcement
The Zimbabwean government launched a new currency called the ZiG, backed by gold, in an attempt to replace the struggling Zimbabwe dollar. They launched a […]
Zimbabwe Introduces ZiG: The Newest Currency in the World and Effort to Address Financial Crisis
Zimbabwe rolled out a new currency on Tuesday to replace its heavily depreciated and frequently shunned predecessor, signaling another attempt to address its enduring currency […]
Tanzania, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe Join Regional Recall of J&J Children’s Cough Syrup
Drug regulatory agencies in Tanzania, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe have initiated a recall of a particular batch of Johnson & Johnson children’s cough syrup as a […]