Zimbabwe: India Sends Food Aid to Drought-Stricken Zimbabweans Staring Hunger

INDIA has dispatched a consignment of 1 000 metric tonnes of rice to Zimbabwe, aimed at addressing the urgent food security needs of the drought-affected countries grappling with… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Teachers Stage Sit in As Schools Open for 2024, Demand U.S.$1,2k Salary

The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) claims its members across the country staged a sit-in on the first day of the 2024 school calendar in protest over poor… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Feature - Meet Florence Mudzingwa the Disability Champion Transforming Lives

IN a country where able-bodied youngsters with every opportunity to make a difference are increasingly giving up hope and resorting to illicit addictions like drug abuse, Florence… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Human Rights Key Element for Sustainable Development, Says UN Official in Zimbabwe

THE rights and choices of a human being must be respected to achieve a sustainable, equitable and inclusive world, the United Nations (UN) resident coordinator in Zimbabwe, Edward… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Govt Losing Out On Recycling Industry

GOVERNMENT has admitted its failure to develop the waste recycling industry and make income out of such initiatives. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Massive Teachers' Strike Looms As Schools Set to Reopen

Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) has said more than 50,000 teachers are supporting the idea of going on strike when schools open next week. Read more »

Zimbabwe: ZCTU Bemoans Shrinking Civic Space - Accuses Govt of Smuggling Back 'Repressive Colonial Laws'

THE Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has bemoaned enactment of "colonial era like repressive laws" that have shrunk civic space and worsened the plight of struggling… Read more »