Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Has Ivory Worth Millions It Can't Use

International rules bar the sale, which experts fear would encourage poaching. But with elephant populations and attacks on the rise -- along with the costs of maintaining parks… Read more »

Africa: Brick By Brick, Zimbabwe Companies Fall to Foreign Competitors

National laws aimed at redressing colonial imbalances reserve retail sectors, like that of brickmaking, for locals. But companies with outside investment, particularly from China,… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Inside the 'Bondage' of Zimbabwe's Contract Tobacco Farming

Land reforms gave Zimbabweans farms -- but contract tobacco deals have handed power to private companies. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Another Zimbabwe Gold Coin Sale Registers Little for Most

The short-lived sale catered mostly to corporations and experts said it had little effect on the economy. Read more »

Zimbabwe: As University of Zimbabwe Strike Drags On, Pressure Mounts On the Country's Higher Education System

Lecturers' earnings have shrunk by nearly 90% -- and students are caught in the middle of it all. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Lithium Smuggling Rampant As Zimbabwe Fails to End Corruption

Zimbabwe is among the world's top producers of lithium. But border guards, mine employees and researchers say records show only a fraction of what's really moving out of the… Read more »

Zimbabwe: No Water From the Tap. They're Asked to Pay a Tax Anyway.

With Chinese bank loans overdue, Harare charges residents for major upgrades that were never completed. Read more »

Zimbabwe: New Tax Promises a Larger Fleet of Emergency Vehicles in Harare. Residents Are Skeptical.

Residents doubt city leaders' new levy will help pay for more critically-needed ambulances. Read more »