About Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe, a landlocked nation in Southern Africa, is celebrated for its breathtaking natural wonders, including the iconic Victoria Falls, and its rich biodiversity found across numerous national parks. The country's media landscape, however, operates under restrictive laws and significant government pressure, making it challenging for independent outlets, though many persist online despite harassment.
Visiting Zimbabwe
Media landscape
Zimbabwe's media environment is characterized by restrictive laws and government pressure, despite constitutional provisions for press freedom. Independent online outlets exist but face harassment, contributing to a challenging space for diverse news dissemination.
To gain a comprehensive understanding of news from Zimbabwe, it is advisable to consult a variety of sources, including independent online platforms, to balance perspectives from state-controlled media.
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Kaindu Expects Tough Encounter As Hardbody Takes On TelOne
- Hardbody FC coach Kelvin Kaindu anticipates a challenging match against TelOne FC in their upcoming league fixture. - The Midlands derby will be TelOne's first match under new coach Saul Chaminuka. โฆ
High Court Reinstates ZIMURA Board After Government Dismissal Amid Corruption Allegations
- The High Court has reinstated the ZIMURA board led by Alexio Gwenzi, overturning a government dismissal. - The board was removed due to allegations of corruption and mismanagement, with musicians coโฆ
Death Toll in Harare-Nyamapanda Road Accident Rises
- The death toll from a bus accident on the Harare-Nyamapanda highway has risen to 17, confirmed by the Zimbabwe Republic Police. - The crash involved a DRD bus traveling to Malawi and occurred on Mayโฆ
Zimbabwe Slashes Mining Fees, Launches Digital Registry
- Zimbabwe's cabinet has approved reforms to reduce mining licensing fees and operationalize a digital registry for sector management. - These measures aim to lower the cost of doing business, boost cโฆ
Cottco Mismanagement Drains US$70 Million, CEO Reveals
- Zimbabwe's Cotton Company (Cottco) is facing severe financial distress, with over US$70 million lost due to mismanagement, according to MUTAPA Investment Fund CEO John Mangudya. - The company is unaโฆ
'Justice, Not Convictions,' Prosecutor-General Warns Zimbabwe's Prosecutors
- Prosecutor-General Loice Matanda-Moyo has warned Zimbabwe's prosecutors to prioritize justice over convictions, emphasizing fairness and adherence to constitutional standards. - She stressed that prโฆ
Climate Disasters' Hidden Toll: Beyond Numbers, Survivors Speak of Lasting Trauma in Zimbabwe
- Climate disasters cause profound emotional, cultural, and social damage beyond quantifiable economic losses. - Survivors of Tropical Cyclone Idai in Zimbabwe experienced grief, dislocation, and lossโฆ
Ramaphosa Makes Private Visit to Mnangagwa's Farm Amid Zimbabwe Tensions
- South African President Cyril Ramaphosa made a private visit to Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa's farm, sparking speculation on social media. - The visit occurred amidst political tensions iโฆ
Zimbabwe Health Group Warns of 'Powder Keg' of Disease, Calls for Urgent Investment
- The Community Working Group on Health (CWGH) in Zimbabwe warns of a failing public health system and a "growing powder keg" of disease. - The group calls for urgent investment in healthcare, strongeโฆ
Zimbabwe Sets 2026 Winter Wheat Producer Price to Boost Production
- The Zimbabwean government has set the producer price for 2026 winter wheat at US$524.56 per metric tonne. - This price aims to incentivize farmers to increase production and reduce wheat imports, enโฆ
Zimbabwe Opposition Slams Government Over Delayed Civil Servant Pay Rise
- Opposition party LEAD accuses the government of failing to implement a promised civil servant salary increase effective April 2026. - LEAD president Linda Masarira states the delay exacerbates hardsโฆ
War Vets Back VP Chiwenga Amid Resignation Calls Over Sermon Parable
- Zimbabwe's war veterans association defended Vice President Constantino Chiwenga against calls for his resignation. - The calls stemmed from a sermon where Chiwenga discussed extended leadership, whโฆ
Zimbabwe Urges Nationals in South Africa to Stay Alert as Anti-Immigrant Protests Intensify
- The Zimbabwean government advised its citizens in South Africa to stay vigilant and avoid protest areas. - Anti-immigrant demonstrations have intensified, with protesters demanding foreigners leave โฆ
Kaitano Tembo Targets Stability as New Warriors Interim Coach
- Kaitano Tembo has been appointed as the interim coach for the Zimbabwe national football team, the Warriors. - Tembo, formerly assistant coach, aims to bring stability following the departure of Romโฆ
Zimbabwe Ships First Lithium Sulphate in Beneficiation Push
- Zimbabwe has exported its first shipment of lithium sulphate, a significant step in its goal to process minerals locally. - Prospect Lithium Zimbabwe's Arcadia operation dispatched the consignment, โฆ
Teachers Threaten Strike Over Low Salaries, Issue 14-Day Ultimatum
- Zimbabwean teachers have issued a 14-day ultimatum to the government, demanding a salary review and threatening a strike if their concerns are not addressed. - The Educators' Union of Zimbabwe (EUZ)โฆ
Marondera Needs US$20 Million to Tackle Critical Water Shortages
- Marondera Municipality requires over US$20 million to upgrade its aging water reticulation system to meet the demands of its growing population. - The current water infrastructure, built in the pre-โฆ