Zimbabwe's present administration announced on Saturday that it will begin talks regarding compensation for victims of a horrific 1980s massacre that occurred while former President Robert Mugabe was in power.  According to the…

Zimbabwe’s economy is predicted to grow this year by 7.8%, which is slightly more than had been earlier forecast. Reviewing the government's budget, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube attributed the growth to, among other things, good rainfall…

Jeffrey Moyo, 37, a New York Times (NYT) freelance reporter from Zimbabwe, was granted bail on Tuesday. He was arrested three weeks ago on suspicion of assisting two foreign colleagues in illegally entering the country. …

Tsitsi Dangarembga, a prominent Zimbabwean novelist, has been named the winner of this year's Pen Pinter Prize. She will give a keynote talk at a ceremony held by the British Library and English PEN on Monday, October 11th, as a…

President Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe has promised to take unspecified steps against financial services firms that he accuses of profiteering. On Twitter, government spokesman Nick Mangwana quoted Mnangagwa as saying, “there…

According to Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube, Zimbabwe aims to purchase one million Covid-19 vaccines per month in the second quarter. “Our target is that every month, end of April, end of May, end of June, a million doses will be…

After being entangled in a sex scandal involving married women, Zimbabwe's Vice-President Kembo Mohadi resigned. The 71-year-old declared his resignation on Monday after Zimlive released recordings of his phone calls with at least four…

On Thursday, Zimbabwe said it would vaccinate all of its citizens for free against Covid-19 after China promised to donate vaccines to the southern African country. Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, who doubles as Minister of Health…

Written by Ian Scoones* The economic and political crises in Zimbabwe seem to be never-ending and still getting worse. The misplaced expectations that the ‘new dispensation’ would provide an escape route following the 2017 ‘coup’ were…

Zimbabwe has set aside $100 million to buy COVID-19 vaccines, but on Sunday, a state-owned newspaper announced that the government is still waiting for its scientists to recommend which form to buy. The government of President Emmerson…